PHP is one of the most popular scripting languages on the web today. According to W3Techs, PHP is used by over 78% of all the websites who use a server-side programming language. This means for almost every 8 out of 10 websites you visit, they are most likely utilizing PHP in some form or another which also means that PHP is not dead. And of course, it plays a very vital role as it pertains to the WordPress ecosystem, as the entire CMS is built on PHP.
Damn, but security is hard. It’s not always obvious what needs doing, and the payoffs of good security are at best obscure.You should build your web apps protective enough to have no security issues or loopholes, thus eradicating the possibility of any malicious attack. In most cases, the developers must take the responsibility and put in every possible effort to identify the vulnerabilities and propose solutions, if any to address the issues prevailing in the apps. PHP is a popular
Known fact that page loading speed is an essential factor for any site. Users are not willing to wait for long pages response and in the worst cases they can leave your site. Search Engines reduce page rank of your site when the speed is too slow; this results in fewer visitors from Search Engines. And, yes, as the site administrator you’ll feel irritation, if you have to wait a long time while managing your site, knowing that this process can be accelerated. All the ways to speed up yo
What's new in 5.7? What improvements were made? Learn how to build better PHP applications with this new release. In this article, I'll cover the new features in Laravel 5.7 and several other changes and deprecations. 5.7.18 Released Laravel 5.7.18 is available in December 2018 with the latest updates to the Laravel framework v5.7. First, the framework now replaces all placeholders for the starts_with validation rule introduced in Laravel 5.7.15. A new Facade:
The Definitive Guide to your PHP framework Part 1 Introduction Why use frameworks? When should you use PHP frameworks? When shouldn't you use it? Who should use frameworks? Agavi CakePHP Complete list Introduction to PHP Frameworks Agavi CakePHP CodeIgniter Drupal Fat Free FuelPHP Gyroscope Jamroom Kajona Kohana Laravel
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Follow the series ... This blog post is the second part of "24 Best PHP Frameworks Step-By-Step" Didn't read it yet? To have a complete understanding of this topic have a look at The first part of this article Introduction to the second part If you have read the first part of this article, by now you should be already confident enough when your colleagues ask you what a framework is and why PHP have so many of them. If you are new to this topic and y
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Follow the series ... This blog post is the third part of "24 Best PHP Frameworks Step-By-Step" Didn't read it yet? To have a complete understanding of this topic have a look at Introduction to PHP Frameworks and Guide to PHP Frameworks part 2 Introduction to the third part By now, If you already came across the first two parts of this article, you should master the art of working with PHP framewor