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Top 4 MySQL Memory Calculators; Session and User Registration in PHP; Laravel Error Solutions on the Default Exception Page; and Enhance your string manipulation with Str::random() in Laravel.
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PHP
📚 Top 4 MySQL Memory Calculators
Several tools are available to help database administrators calculate the appropriate memory settings for their MySQL databases. Here, we compare the leading MySQL memory calculators.
📚 Lesser-Known Composer Commands: Boosting Your PHP Project Management
Here’s a deep dive into some of the lesser-known Composer commands that every PHP developer should know.
📚 What is Lexer & Implementation in PHP
A lexer, also known as a lexical analyzer or tokenizer, is a component of a compiler or interpreter that processes input text to produce a sequence of tokens.
📚 How to Use ServBay's Built-in Composer for PHP Project Management
With ServBay, developers can effortlessly introduce third-party libraries, manage project dependencies, and autoload class files.
📚 Session and User Registration in PHP
Today, we will learn about PHP sessions and how to register a user using sessions. But first, let's understand what sessions are and how they work?
📚 The New UI Becomes the Default in 2024.2
We are happy to announce that we will enable the new UI for all JetBrains IDE users in the upcoming 2024.2 version.
📚 PHP 8.4.0 Alpha 1 available for testing
The PHP team is pleased to announce the first testing release of PHP 8.4.0, Alpha 1. This starts the PHP 8.4 release cycle, the rough outline of which is specified in the PHP Wiki.
📚 PHP 8.2.21 Released!
The PHP development team announces the immediate availability of PHP 8.2.21. This is a bug fix release. All PHP 8.2 users are encouraged to upgrade to this version.
📚 PHP 8.4 has new Array Find Functions
Let’s dive into these new additions and see how they can be leveraged in your PHP projects.
📚 Web Bombardment Defending: Protecting Your Server
An essential guide to safeguarding your website against automated request bombardment. Learn how to implement robust security measures, whether you’re managing a single site or multiple servers.
📚 Stop Adding Tools as Dependencies
It’s challenging to pinpoint when we began integrating tools into applications’ dependencies, but now is the time to cease this practice. This article elucidates why this shift is crucial.
Laravel
📚 Laravel Error Solutions on the Default Exception Page
With the release of the first-party default exception page in Laravel 11.9, the existing error solutions feature was removed. The Laravel Error Solutions package by Spatie brings back solutions for the most common errors users face.
📚 Level Up Your Laravel Game with Arr::sort()
Let’s explore how to use Arr::sort() effectively in your Laravel projects.
📚 How and Why You Should Adopt Hexagonal Architecture in Your Next Laravel Project
The story begins in a distant land where developers constantly struggled with monolithic and highly coupled applications.
📚 How to use eloquent when in laravel
In this article, We are implementing laravel eloquent when condition. In the filter-out process, we use the if-else condition on request.
📚 Setting Up Multiple Database Connections in Laravel Using Docker
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to organize your Docker and database configuration files efficiently and ensure smooth database connections.
📚 How to Create Custom Helper Function in Laravel 11
Hello developer, In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of creating custom helper functions in Laravel 11.
📚 Mastering Custom Validation Rules in Laravel: Implementation and Usage Guide
This guide will walk you through the process of implementing and using custom validation rules in Laravel.
📚 Custom Package Development in Laravel 11
This guide is designed to be accessible to beginners while also providing advanced details for experienced developers.
📚 Laravel Rest Api now supports Laravel Scout
With the latest release of Laravel Rest Api, the quick and easy way to manage your Api in Laravel, a native integration of Laravel Scout has been released.
📚 New String Helpers and ServeCommand Improvements in Laravel 11.14
The Laravel team released v11.13 mid-week last week and v11.14 this week. These releases add new string methods like chopStart and chopEnd, Commonmark extension support with Laravel's String markdown method, a Number::pairs() method, and more.
📚 Enhance your string manipulation with Str::random() in Laravel
Let’s dive into how Str::random() can enhance your string manipulation in Laravel projects.
📚 Laravel Form Requests
In this post, we’ll explore the basics of Form Requests, how to create them, and how to leverage their capabilities for better validation in your Laravel applications.
📚 Custom Exception in Laravel
Exception handling is an essential aspect of any robust application, and Laravel makes it easier by providing a variety of built-in exception classes.
Symfony
📚 Creating a React component using Symfony UX
In this post, I will explain the steps I've followed to achieve it.
📚 A Week of Symfony #914 (1-7 July 2024)
This week, Symfony development activity focused on removing the usages of the uniqid() function throughout the codebase, because there are better alternatives in modern PHP and because PHP might deprecate that function in the future. In addition, we published some information about the API Platform Conference (September 19-20, 2024).
📚 Protect sensitive data with Symfony Secrets
How to protect sensitive information? There are a lot of approaches, but in the end we can summarize them all into the next three options.