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- PHP Master | Image Watermarks with Imagick
- Key Takeaways Imagick extension in PHP provides functions that make watermarking images straightforward and efficient. Before starting, ensure the Imagick extension is available on your host and have a few pictures for testing the watermark’s effe
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 358 2025-03-01 09:42:10
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- Adding Custom Hooks in WordPress: Custom Filters
- In this two-part series, we're taking a look at the WordPress hook system. Specifically, we're taking a close look at both actions and filters and the role they play in WordPress development.Though they are both defined as hooks, each plays a specifi
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1023 2025-03-01 09:40:13
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- PHP String Handling Functions
- Key Points PHP provides a large number of built-in string processing functions that can manipulate strings in various ways. These functions include changing the case of a string, finding the length of a string, replacing part of the string, and so on. Key functions include strlen(), str_replace(), strpos(), strtolower(), strtoupper(), and substr(). The trim() function in PHP can remove spaces at the beginning and end of a string or other specified characters, which helps to clean up user input before processing. The ltrim() and rtrim() functions perform similar operations, but only remove the left or right side of the string, respectively
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 392 2025-03-01 09:24:10
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- Build a React App With a Laravel RESTful Back End: Part 1, Laravel 9 API
- Laravel and React are two popular web development technologies used for building modern web applications. Laravel is prominently a server-side PHP framework, whereas React is a client-side JavaScript library. This tutorial serves as an introduction t
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 646 2025-03-01 09:14:10
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- Learn Laravel
- Accelerate Laravel Development with Premium Packages and Templates Laravel significantly streamlines development. However, leveraging premium packages designed for specific tasks can further boost efficiency. CodeCanyon is an excellent resource for
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1084 2025-03-01 09:13:09
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- Top 20 Most Usable Content Management Systems
- Choosing the right content management system (CMS) for your project can be challenging. This guide explores some of the most user-friendly options, categorized for easier selection based on your needs. We'll highlight key features and ease of use,
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 314 2025-03-01 09:10:11
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- MongoDB Revisited
- This article delves deeper into MongoDB, building upon the introductory piece, "Introduction to MongoDB." We'll explore advanced features, including cursors, enhanced query filters, and querying arrays and embedded documents. Key Concepts:
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 863 2025-03-01 09:05:09
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- Understanding the Command Design Pattern
- Core points Command mode (also known as action mode or transaction mode) encapsulates requests into objects, allowing clients with different requests to queue or record. It is very useful for implementing command queues, where requests can be queued for sequential processing, while decoupling the actual implementation of execution from the queue itself. In scenarios where messages need to be sent to different user groups through different channels (email and text messages), the command mode provides a unified approach. It allows all customers to be retrieved from the database, regardless of the customer's communication preferences, to instantiate the appropriate IMessage implementations and process them at once, rather than repeating this process for each group. Command mode is ideal for the following situations: You want to execute
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 436 2025-03-01 09:02:10
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- Integrating with Facebook Graph API
- Integrating with Facebook from PHP is simplified using Facebook's PHP SDK and HTTP libraries like Zend_Http_Client or PEAR HTTP_Request2. This guide demonstrates using the Facebook PHP SDK to build a Facebook application capable of updating status me
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 592 2025-03-01 09:01:16
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- Introduction to PhpDoc
- Core points PhpDoc (PhpDocumentor) is a powerful tool that helps developers write code documents through special format annotations. It can generate documents in multiple formats, such as HTML, PDF, and CHM, which can be extracted through a web interface or command line interface. PhpDoc uses DocBlocks (multi-line C-style comments) to document code blocks. DocBlocks contains three optional parts: a short description, a detailed description, and a tag. The tag starts with the @ symbol and specifies additional information about the code. The PhpDoc package is used to group relevant code elements in the generated document. You can use file-level or class-level
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 982 2025-03-01 08:58:10
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- Working with MySQL Events
- Core points The MySQL event, introduced since MySQL 5.1.6, is a time trigger that can be scheduled for one-time or periodic execution, providing an alternative to scheduled tasks and cron jobs. They can be used to create backups, delete obsolete records, or summarize report data, etc. The MySQL event scheduler is a background process that constantly searches for events to be executed. It can be started by issuing the command SET GLOBAL event_scheduler = ON; and it can be turned off by SET GLOBAL event_scheduler = OFF;. Its status can be in the MySQL process list
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 931 2025-03-01 08:48:11
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- The Liskov Substitution Principle
- Core points Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) is a key concept in object-oriented programming that ensures that subclasses can replace their base class abstractions without breaking the contract with client code. It maintains the integrity of the system design and is crucial to the reusability of the code. When overriding a method in a subclass, certain requirements must be met: its signature must match the signature of the parent class; its prerequisites must be the same or weaker; its postconditions must be the same or stronger; and exceptions (if any) must be the same as the exception type thrown by the parent class. Breaking LSP can lead to unintelligible behavior and errors that are difficult to track. It also makes the code harder to maintain and extend, because the assumption that a subclass can replace its superclass is no longer true. Method rewriting does not always violate LSP
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 889 2025-03-01 08:47:09
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- PHP Master | Cloud-Hosted PostgreSQL: Heroku Postgres
- Heroku Postgres: A Seamless PostgreSQL Experience in the Cloud This article explores Heroku Postgres, a managed PostgreSQL database service, highlighting its benefits, setup, and integration with PHP. Developers can focus on application logic rather
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 269 2025-03-01 08:46:09
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- Under the Hood of Yii's Component Architecture, Part 2
- This article continues our exploration of Yii Framework's CComponent class, focusing on event-driven programming in PHP. This is part 2 of a three-part series demonstrating how Yii leverages a component-based architecture to manage properties, confi
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 999 2025-03-01 08:38:13
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- Writing Custom Session Handlers
- PHP sessions solve the inherent statelessness of the web, enabling features like shopping carts, website visit tracking, and user navigation monitoring. While PHP's default session handling suffices in most cases, custom solutions offer expanded fun
- PHP Tutorial . Backend Development 1032 2025-03-01 08:30:11