analytics for those Senior Software Developers, Team Leads, Architects, and Project Managers who're Able to Think
| Quote: | “with our app-level cache, we’re guaranteed to get exactly the same results as if we’d be querying the underlying database.” |
| Another Quote: | “why settle for invalidation when we can modify cache accordingly, saving on the extra DB request when we’re dealing with the same USER again?” |
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[rabbit_ddmog vol=”8″ chap=”Outline of Chapter 29 from “beta” Volume VIII”] As I am speaking on CPPCON2017 on Friday, I didn’t have time to prepare the next chapter of “Development and Deployment of Multiplayer Online Games”. Still, I have a fairly interesting piece of information to share; it is a planned outline for one of the […]
| Quote: | “Have I already mentioned that you DO need to understand execution plans?” |
| Another Quote: | “DO keep in mind that maintaining indexes has its own cost” |
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| Quote: | “If I was a compiler-with-ability-to-create-indexes-as-I-need-it – what would I do to make The Ideal Execution Plan™ for this request?” |
| Another Quote: | “When we have that ideal-execution-plan – we still need to convince our SQL compiler to use it” |
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| Quote: | “to realize how our queries are working – we need to start thinking in terms of so-called “execution plans”.” |
| Another Quote: | “it can be faster to use Table Scan rather than Index-Scan+fetch over such a low-selectivity index” |
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| Quote: | “You DO need access control for your CSRs.” |
| Another Quote: | “This approach means that we can have our cake (have tree-like structures to express access rights) and eat it too (have very fast SQL for checking access)” |
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| Quote: | “for MOGs, support becomes one of the very important parts of the picture, often on par with Content and Graphics.” |
| Another Quote: | “the quality of support when using synchronous support methods such as live chat/phone support tends to be significantly worse compared to asynchronous support such as e-mails/tickets” |
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