[Owncloud] Filesystem merged into master

[Parker, Joshua]

I think this is IRC worthy!!! 




Josh Parker WordPress Consultant	
Joshua Parker 
WordPress, CMS & PHP Consultant 
888.255.1798 x701 
Skype: seven-media 

7 Media Web Solutions, LLC 
www.7mediaws.org 
Twitter	Linkedin	Josh Parker :: WordPress Consultant	Skype	Google+	WordPress Profile	About.me	Gravatar


7 Media Blog: Josh Groban: ‘If I Walk Away’ Video Premiere http://www.7mediaws.org/tweets/josh_groban_if_i_walk_away_video_premiere.html ----- Original Message -----

From: "Bartek Przybylski" <bart.p.pl at gmail.com> 
To: "Joshua Parker" <josh at 7mediaws.org> 
Cc: "Robin Appelman" <icewind at owncloud.com>, owncloud at kde.org 
Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 12:13:35 PM 
Subject: Re: [Owncloud] Filesystem merged into master 


Is there any tutorial available? Or good code documentation provided? 



Dnia 8 lut 2012 o godz. 17:48 "Parker, Joshua" < josh at 7mediaws.org > napisał(a): 






Awesome. 




Josh Parker WordPress Consultant	
Joshua Parker 
WordPress, CMS & PHP Consultant 
888.255.1798 x701 
Skype: seven-media 

7 Media Web Solutions, LLC 
www.7mediaws.org 
Twitter	Linkedin	Josh Parker :: WordPress Consultant	Skype	Google+	WordPress Profile	About.me	Gravatar


7 Media Blog: Thoughts on PHP Frameworks http://www.7mediaws.org/general/thoughts_on_php_frameworks.html ----- Original Message -----

From: "Robin Appelman" < icewind at owncloud.com > 
To: owncloud at kde.org 
Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2012 11:46:03 AM 
Subject: [Owncloud] Filesystem merged into master 

Earlier today I merged the filesystem branch into master, 
the filesystem branch holded multiply improvements to the entire filesystem 
infrastructure of ownCloud, including the option to access the files outside 
the users home folder, and caching of file info in the database for quick 
access. 

What does this mean for users: 
- Almost nothing, the first time you access the Files page in your ownCloud, 
your home folder will get scanned and you can continue using your cloud. 

What does this mean for developers: 
- use the filesystem cache where possible, using the cache instead of querying 
the filesystem can give a big improvement in preformance, things like 
search for files (by name or mimetype) can be done with a single sql query 
and getting the mimetype isn't near as expensive 

- use the filesystem views[1] when you need to access/store files outside the 
users home folder (e.g. storing thumbnails of images) 

Another recent addition to the developers arsenall, unrelated to the filesystem 
branch, is a server and client side library for server-sent events[2], 
this can be used to provide feedback to the client during long-term actions 
like scanning images or music. 

If you need more info/help on one of these subjects, send me a mail, poke me 
on irc or wait untill I stop being lazy and write some proper 
documentation/tutorials on the site :) 

[1]: http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/owncloud/2012-January/002065.html 
[2]: http://dev.w3.org/html5/eventsource/ 


- Robin Appelman 
_______________________________________________ 
Owncloud mailing list 
Owncloud at kde.org 
https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud 




<blockquote>

_______________________________________________ 
Owncloud mailing list 
Owncloud at kde.org 
https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud 

</blockquote>

-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/owncloud/attachments/20120208/5ad61fe4/attachment.html>