Category: php

10 Web Development Blogs Everyone Should Be Reading

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A creative web development strategy for your website will improve your online presence and increase the amount of quality content your website provides. Your website should be easy to navigate, fully functional, and interesting to those who visit it. There are many blogs about web development and design on the Internet to give you tips and ideas on how to create a dynamic website but there are some blogs that stand out from the rest. UX Booth The UX stands for user experience and this blog is created by and…

Need to cache your PHP website?

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Most web servers are able to handle “normal” traffic and there are plenty of websites which doesn’t have so much traffic. So maybe you ask yourself: Why should you cache your PHP powered website? The apache web server is able to serve many, many files at the same time, but all these files need to be static. A PHP script is parsed by the web server and next the generated HTML data is send to the client (web browser). While this happens the server need to use much more memory…

Importance of declarative-first programming

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Programming is mainly centered on giving instructions. Most of the time developers exert effort and spend time on giving instructions to a computer using input logic. This is often reflected in the form of page requests, pulling content from databases, and sending the said content to the browser for the user to see or read. This process, where you basically tell a computer how to do a task is generally known as programming but don’t be mistaken. It’s just the head-side of the coin. Giving computers instructions is just a facet of programming…

5 PHP Security Issues and What You should to do About Them?

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Common PHP Security Vulnerabilities and Prevention PHP is a widely used language for dynamic website development, but its public accessibility makes web servers vulnerable to attacks. This article explores five common PHP vulnerabilities, their implications, and prevention strategies to help developers create secure applications. SQL Injection Overview SQL injection targets database-driven websites by exploiting unvalidated user inputs. Attackers inject malicious SQL queries to manipulate or delete database content. Example: An unprotected query like: $query = “SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ‘niki'”; Can be exploited with: $query = “SELECT…

Differences between PHP / pHtml

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.phtml was the standard file extension for PHP 2 programs. .php3 took over for PHP 3. When PHP 4 came out they switched to a straight .php. It’s a huge facility developer-side, though, when your web project grows bigger.so using the .phtml extension rather than .php would just be a formality used to denote a file that is more html dense rather than php You make use of both in this fashion: .PHP Page doesn’t contain view-related code .PHTML Page contains little (if any) data logic and the most part…

21 COLLABORATION TOOLS TO STREAMLINE YOUR TEAMWORK

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If you work with a team, then you may be struggling with the question of how to best collaborate. Sure, you can e-mail files around; but that quickly gets cumbersome, and can make it hard to keep track of which is the current version. If two team members make changes at the same time, integrating them can become a nightmare. If you’re still using email as your primary means of communicating with your remote team (or even the team in your office) then you really need to look into a…