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- Apache vs Nginx Performance: Optimization Techniques
- Key Points Apache and Nginx are both powerful web servers, but their performance features vary; Apache adopts a process-driven model, while Nginx benefits from an event-driven architecture, making it more efficient in handling multiple concurrent connections. Key optimizations for Apache include tuning multi-process modules (MPMs), such as prefork, worker, and event to handle connections more efficiently, and disabling .htaccess where possible to reduce file system performance overhead. For Nginx, key performance enhancements include setting the correct worker process and connection count, leveraging keepalive connections to reduce TCP overhead, and implementing caching policies for faster improvement
- PHP Tutorial 949 2025-02-08 10:07:08
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- PHP Authorization with JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
- Application authentication used to rely solely on credentials such as username/mailbox and password, and the session was used to maintain user status until the user logged out. After that, we started using the authentication API. Recently, JSON Web Tokens (JWT) are increasingly used to authenticate server requests. This article will introduce what JWT is and how to use PHP for JWT-based user request authentication. Important points Evolution of authentication methods: This article outlines the evolution of user authentication methods, from traditional sessions to using JSON Web Tokens (JWT), highlighting the transition to a more secure and efficient way of user authentication and session management for web applications. . JWT's Excellence
- PHP Tutorial 901 2025-02-08 09:57:09
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- Quick Tip: How to Get the Current Date in PHP
- PHP provides a variety of functions and classes for processing dates and times. This article will explore different ways to get the current date and time in PHP and discuss some additional considerations when dealing with time in PHP. Key Points PHP provides a variety of methods to get the current date and time, including the date() function, the time() and gmdate() functions, and the DateTime classes. Each method allows for different formatting options and considerations, such as time zones. When using the date() function and the DateTime class, the server's local time zone is used by default. To use a different time zone, you can use date_default_timez
- PHP Tutorial 772 2025-02-08 09:56:18
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- Managing PHP Versions with Laravel Herd
- Laravel Herd: A powerful tool for efficiently managing multiple PHP versions This article will dive into how to manage different PHP versions using Laravel Herd, as well as the benefits and potential challenges of doing so. Learn about Laravel Herd Laravel Herd is a PHP version manager designed specifically for Laravel developers. It allows developers to seamlessly switch different PHP versions according to different needs of Laravel projects. This tool is especially useful for developers who work on multiple projects at the same time and each project requires a different PHP version. With Laravel Herd, you can avoid the common problems that come with manual management of multiple PHP versions, such as P
- PHP Tutorial 929 2025-02-08 09:50:17
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- How to Use Varnish and Cloudflare for Maximum Caching
- Core points The collaborative use of Varnish and Cloudflare maximizes website caching capabilities and significantly improves loading speed and user experience. Varnish is a powerful cached HTTP reverse proxy, while Cloudflare is a globally distributed network of proxy servers that provide performance and security. The installation and configuration of Varnish involves changing the server default port to 8080 and replacing the default ports in /etc/default/varnish and /lib/systemd/system/varnish.service with 80. Then, Varnish and
- PHP Tutorial 472 2025-02-08 09:48:13
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- Displaying Data from MySQL on the Web: an Introduction
- The following article is an excerpt from PHP & MySQL: Novice to Ninja, 7th Edition, a hands-on guide to learning all the tools, principles, and techniques needed to build a professional web application. In this final tutorial in the series, you’l
- PHP Tutorial 549 2025-02-08 09:45:09
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- Writing a Flarum Extension: Building a Custom Field
- This tutorial demonstrates creating a Flarum extension to add a custom Web3 address field to user profiles. It's accessible to users and editable by administrators. Key Concepts: Friends of Flarum Boilerplate: Leverage this tool to quickly genera
- PHP Tutorial 368 2025-02-08 09:43:08
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- Quick Tip: How To Manage Timezones in PHP
- This concise guide covers the fundamentals of timezone handling in PHP, a crucial skill for web developers. PHP's robust timezone support simplifies this often-complex task. Key takeaways are highlighted below. Key Concepts: PHP's Timezone Evolut
- PHP Tutorial 960 2025-02-08 09:41:08
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- Using Background Processing to Speed Up Page Load Times
- Core points Background processing significantly improves page loading speed: transfers heavy tasks to background processing, releases main thread resources, and focuses on page loading, thereby improving user browsing experience. There are two core components of background processing: task queues and worker processes. The application creates pending tasks, while the worker processes extract tasks one by one from the queue for processing. Multiple worker processes can be processed in parallel to speed up. Technology stack selection: Use Beanstalkd task queue to store tasks, Symfony Console components to implement worker processes (as console commands), and Supervisor manages worker processes. Image library optimization: Avoid image scaling on first request (this increases initial loading burden)
- PHP Tutorial 378 2025-02-08 09:26:11
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- Improving Performance Perception: On-demand Image Resizing
- This article is part of a series on building a sample application — a multi-image gallery blog — for performance benchmarking and optimizations. (View the repo here.) We’ve been building a sample application — a multi-image gallery blog — for per
- PHP Tutorial 655 2025-02-08 09:17:09
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- Quick Tip: How to Filter Data with PHP
- Key Points Never trust external input in the application. It is crucial to filter any data contained in your application to prevent attackers from injecting code. The two main types of data filtering in PHP are verification and cleaning. Verification ensures that external inputs meet expectations, while cleaning removes illegal or unsafe characters from external inputs. PHP provides a range of filters for verification and cleaning. These filters can be applied using the filter_var() and filter_input() functions to make your PHP applications safer and more reliable. This article will explore why anything contained in a filter application is so important. In particular, we will look at how to verify and clean external data in PHP
- PHP Tutorial 753 2025-02-08 09:14:16
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- HTTP/2: Background, Performance Benefits and Implementations
- HTTP/2: Network protocol that significantly improves web page loading speed Core points: HTTP/2 (released in 2015) solves the latency problem of its predecessor HTTP/1.1 by compressing HTTP headers, implementing server pushes and multiplexing requests on a single connection. It is also designed to solve the problem of head-of-team blocking and requires encryption by default. The transition from HTTP/1.1 to HTTP/2 is not without challenges, as backward compatibility is required with existing websites. Any improvement to the protocol must be implemented in a way that does not interrupt the Internet. All mainstream browsers currently support HTTP/2, however, they require that all HTTP/2 requests must be encrypted, which is not a requirement of the HTTP/2 specification itself.
- PHP Tutorial 662 2025-02-08 09:12:10
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- What Are the Best PHP Frameworks for 2023?
- This article explores the best PHP frameworks for 2024, examining their features, benefits, and suitability for different skill levels and project types. We'll also delve into the reasons for and against using a PHP framework. Understanding PHP Fra
- PHP Tutorial 391 2025-02-08 09:08:10
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- Quick Tip: How to Cache Data in PHP
- This tutorial quickly explains the PHP caching mechanism and its applications. Efficient performance is the key to PHP application development. Facing thousands or even millions of users, the performance and availability of web applications face huge challenges. Caching technology can effectively avoid performance bottlenecks and improve application efficiency. Core points The cache stores frequently accessed data in a temporary location, reducing the number of times data is read from the original location, thereby improving PHP application performance. Output buffering is a technique in PHP that stores script output in a buffer before being displayed to the user, allowing modifications or other operations before being displayed. PHP provides a variety of cached data functions, such as apc_store(), memcache_set() and xcache_s
- PHP Tutorial 488 2025-02-08 09:04:14
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- Building an Image Gallery Blog with Symfony Flex: Data Testing
- This article is part of a series on building a high-performance multi-image gallery blog using Symfony Flex. (View the repository here.) In the previous installment, we set up a basic Symfony project, created initial fixtures, and got the applicatio
- PHP Tutorial 717 2025-02-08 09:03:13