gimler

Senior Software Developer at SAP

[Megatron @Megatron_ron]

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The sewage system on board the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has malfunctioned, with reports of dirty water flooding the living quarters of some sailors.

[Oskar Stark @OskarStark]

https://t.co/DFdPjjVcgN

[gimler @gimler]

@primevue Do you already have a release date for 4.3.0?

[gimler @gimler]

@primevue where is the design token formField documented?

[gimler @gimler]

@primevue Poseidon only missing think is collapse btn for main menu

[gimler @gimler]

@cagataycivici Nice. Import Option would bei nice to later adjust a previous created theme.

[soyuka @s0yuka]

Run examples and play with them directly on the @official_php website using #WebAssembly!

https://t.co/rQkJDe6C6I

Made for @ThePHPF by @coopTilleuls

[gimler @gimler]

@primevue Settings -> Menu Type the labels did not match the correct radios. Please check the label for attr ;)

[gimler @gimler]

@primevue WOW

[Adrian Hesketh @AdrianHesketh]

templ now has HTTP response streaming.

Render a placeholder in your HTML, then populate it later in the same HTTP request. Entirely server-side, no JavaScript.

https://t.co/UxGfDq58Dr

[Alex Xu @alexxubyte]

What are the differences among database locks?

In database management, locks are mechanisms that prevent concurrent access to data to ensure data integrity and consistency.

Here are the common types of locks used in databases:

1. Shared Lock (S Lock)
It allows multiple transactions to read a resource simultaneously but not modify it. Other transactions can also acquire a shared lock on the same resource.

2. Exclusive Lock (X Lock)
It allows a transaction to both read and modify a resource. No other transaction can acquire any type of lock on the same resource while an exclusive lock is held.

3. Update Lock (U Lock)
It is used to prevent a deadlock scenario when a transaction intends to update a resource.

4. Schema Lock
It is used to protect the structure of database objects.

5. Bulk Update Lock (BU Lock)
It is used during bulk insert operations to improve performance by reducing the number of locks required.

6. Key-Range Lock
It is used in indexed data to prevent phantom reads (inserting new rows into a range that a transaction has already read).

7. Row-Level Lock
It locks a specific row in a table, allowing other rows to be accessed concurrently.

8. Page-Level Lock
It locks a specific page (a fixed-size block of data) in the database.

9. Table-Level Lock
It locks an entire table. This is simple to implement but can reduce concurrency significantly.

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[gimler @gimler]

@schmittjoh can you distribute new phar for ocular, please? this fix multiple issues 63, 55, 50

[Ryan Weaver @weaverryan]

So.... I have incurable brain cancer and I'm asking for your love & support 💖

[gimler @gimler]

@dependabot please can you take a look at this issue https://t.co/DaGF8x4s8v there is already a pull request for docker compose support https://t.co/zIKgfLMKh7

[Les-Tilleuls.coop @coopTilleuls]

#FrankenPHP has reached 5,000 stars🎈 Thank you for helping us achieve this milestone.

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[gimler @gimler]

@Progi1984 can take a look at my pull request ist close multiple issues https://t.co/Q4AQmJvQQx #php #phpword

[Kévin Dunglas @dunglas]

FrankenPHP 1.0 is out 🎉

For the occasion, we've created a brand new website. https://t.co/3S0F0puALB

[gimler @gimler]

@fabpot WOW nice page

[Fabien Potencier @fabpot]

If you want to learn more about what's new in #Symfony 7 after 2 years of dev: https://t.co/0WF4745kbt

[PierreJoye @PierreJoye]

https://t.co/8LwTBORJeo

neat :)