Lately I have had "caching" on the brain and have been working on a decent way of caching.

So far I have found that caching is obviously faster and in XML format makes it really easy to iterate through in Object format.

My methods so far are

1. Checking a database table for current cached item information.
2. If it has an expiration date or does not exist the feed needs to be cached.
3. If needs to be cached - Caching will grab the feed via curl, fopen, or file_get_contents()
4. Feed will then be stored in a file in a specific directory on the server. 
5. Database will either be updated or inserted with feed information.

Recently I did a post about website loading. Which had me thinking... Paginiation! Its a lovely device that allows you to not have to display all the content on the same page. There are so many forms of pagination and pagination theories. One of which is a newer method called. "Auto Pagination." It is seen on many sites such as local pages on google and several others.

It basically detects the "windows" scroll and once a certain position on the page has been achieved it loads more content into the page. Some other neat useages of this window scroll is on mashable.com when reading an article if you scroll far enough down it will display the next article on the list. But this is about pagination...

When using JQuery it is easily abused with how many shortcuts and routes you can do the same thing.

I could go through my list of things to help with optimization, but this guy does such a good job...

ArtzStudio

Shaunware is ran on its very own content management system (CMS). It uses PHP/PHP5, MySQL, Javascript (Jquery), CSS/CSS3, HTML/HTML5 and more.

Here is a small list of features:

• Unlimited number of sites to hook into.
• Targeting content / tagging content to pages/tags.
• Unlimited varations of content types. Ex: Articles, Banners, and more...
• Records impressions and clicks on specific content types.
• Email Campaigns - Send HTML emails to a list of registered members.
• User/Member Handling - Allows extensive registration details for membership base sites.
• Read more...

Finally I have recreated my website. It is using a content system I created from the ground up. I will be writing more on this system in the future. A small list of features this system can do:

• Manage Multiple Sites in one.
• Member Registration
• Banners
• Page Control / SEO
• And so much more...

Sugar Snap Photography
www.sugarsnapin.com

• Custom Gallery System with CMS.
• Previewing Gallery for customers.
• Front page uses JQuery Gallery from: http://tympanus.net
• Tons of JQuery affects and plugins.
• Blog is powered by Wordpress
• Utilizes Font Face for fancy font changes.
• Branding done by Marco Suarez

The Same Game

• JQuery Based Game
• Supports Firefox, Chrome, Safari
• 4 levels of difficulty ranging from easy to hard.
• Scoring system.