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June 12, 2010 by mensming.
Many months ago, there was Slashdot posting regarding a video discussing how Facebook runs its LAMP stack. I finally got around to watching the video and it is worthwhile to view if you have an interest in how to run a high volume web site. In the video, Aditya Agarwal - Directory of Engineering at Facebook - describes the architecture and the lessons learned from scaling the site.
Recommended - view here.
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February 27, 2009 by mensming.
A coworker passed on this link as an introduction to Facebook Connect.
This YouTube video is a bit rough when it comes to production value. The lecture was presented in a restaurant. The video appears to have been shot without a tripod, so there is a lot of unsteadiness. Don’t let this put you off - the content is good.
The presentation is 38 minutes long. Below is a rough outline of the presentation:
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