permalink Here goes a list of slides that I used in various opensource events and school lectures. These slides are powered by the slides.htm slide-making engine based on AJAX. Note: Please use the arrow keys or pageup/pagedown keys on your keyboard to switch slides. Year 2015 Application of Lua in Nginx This talk was given at QCon Beijing 2015 . Talk summary (Chinese):…
permalink You're welcome to mail me via agentzh@gmail.com . This mail address is also my MSN account. I'm quite active in the nginx and nginx-devel mailing lists. I'm also keeping an eye on the PerlChina, lua-l and erlang-questions mailing lists as well ;) If you want to ask me questions about my Nginx or OpenResty related work, please join the OpenResty community and post there.
permalink I'm a happy programmer living in San Francisco, CA. My real name is Yichun Zhang, or 章亦春 in Chinese. I usually use the nick agentzh on the web. I'm currently working as a systems engineer for CloudFlare and my main focus is on Nginx and OpenResty development. I used to work for Yahoo! China and Taobao, Alibaba while working in Beijing, China.
OpenResty is a software bundle for various useful Nginx addons, LuaJIT/Lua, and the Nginx core that helps constructing high-performance web applications. See http://openresty.org
permalink I'm posting nginx related stuffs and other things to my blog site on Blogger: http://agentzh.blogspot.com/ I'm also posting Nginx tutorials for both users and developers in Chinese at Sina Blog here: http://blog.sina.com.cn/openresty
permalink I'm quite active in Sina Weibo (A twitter clone very popular in China): http://weibo.com/agentzh I do own a twitter account, @agentzh . If you're interested in my opensource development work, go follow me on GitHub! http://github.com/agentzh/
permalink The most important opensource project that I've been working on for years is OpenResty . You can find most of my opensource projects on my GitHub homepage: https://github.com/agentzh Nginx I've started or participated in the development of a bunch of nginx modules: http://wiki.nginx.org/3rdPartyModules Perl I'm a Perl programmer that writes dozens of CPAN modules .