Posted by FFMG on 01/06/08 06:45

Jerry Stuckle;111941 Wrote:
>
> You should ALWAYS write the site to scale. It's not any harder. And
> even if it is just an "administrative back end", are you SURE there
> will
> never be two administrators changing at the same time?
>
> Such "assumptions" are traps waiting to spring.
>

Can you suggest some links/tutorial on scaling a site?

FFMG


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