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New: Silex Cache Provider

I recently published beryllium/silex-cache-provider, a Silex Service Provider based on my BerylliumCacheBundle project. Silex developers can use it to enable Memcache, APC, or file-based caching in their Silex projects.

This has been made possible by contributions from Jeremy Livingston and Nechaev Yaroslav, as part of the effort to rebuild BerylliumCacheBundle so that Symfony2 developers can use the normal configuration style to get up and running. We've split a portion of the bundle off into beryllium/cache, a small stand-alone library that can be dropped into framework-based and non-framework projects alike.

The beryllium/cache library doesn't attempt to implement PSR-6, the PHP-FIG caching interface proposal, so it essentially just functions as an abstraction for an expiring key/value store. Often that's all a developer needs, so it should be good for the time being. Once PSR-6 gets approved, I will consider adding support in beryllium/cache.

If you have suggestions or other feedback for beryllium/cache or beryllium/silex-cache-provider, please use github to submit issues or contact me on twitter: @beryllium9

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Published: December 11, 2013

Categories: coding

Tags: coding, dev, development, silex, cache