Takht-e-Sulaiman

The wordpress improvement project is named as WP Black. You can see the progress here: eseaf.com/takht

Just completed my project on Wordpress Timer Plugin. It took about 8 days to complete with all the bells and whistles and it was fun to work on. The project was assigned by Ben W. (Don't know complete name sorry). The wordpress improvement thing is not going very fast but now I have an idea what to do. But I still have to check a lot of things. But the end result seems to be fine ;) The idea is based on facebook, like facebook that uses cassandra as a separate key-store, we're going to use our mysql to do the keystore job. That should improve our speed. I'm also planning to distribute the bigger load on different mysql servers. This way, the retrieval of data can be speeded up. But I have seen a little number of people interested in the project. I received just 5 hits yesterday. Thougn I must thank An Average American Patriot an awesome blog that honoured me by following my posts. to anaverageamericanpatriot.blogspot.com , Thank you! I salute you!

Improving the database of wordpress doesn't seem to be an easy task. Because one thing goes up the other goes down. But anyways, I have to do it. Because wordpress people themselves wont like to plunge in the thing that doesn't bother them much. The people who use wordpress are mostly those who don't have to blog a lot. Unlike huffingtonpost and cnn.com etc. They're so happy when their blog count reaches 1000. But in our case, my case that is, my blog went too faster than this. In the first month, I had about 10,000 posts already posted. And wordpress was working with little or no problem. Now, my blog has reached a number of 49,000 posts and wordpress says goodbye many times in a day. I never saw it coming because of so much good words that the people had to say about wordpress. Even now, if I update my blog to multisite, I'm facing a lot of problems, for-example, The blog-posts are all seo-optimized. Then there would be a problem of optimization... that would be a...