As of PHP 8, we’ll be able to use attributes. The goal of these attributes, also known as annotations in many other languages, is to add metadata to classes, methods, variables, and whatnot; in a structured way. The concept of attributes isn’t new at all, we’ve been using docblocks to simulate their behavior for years…

Read More “PHP 8: Attributes” »

Sometimes, we want to make a div always float on the screen in the top right corner with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to make a div always float on the screen in the top right corner with CSS. To make a div always float on the screen in top right corner…

Read More “How to make a div always float on the screen in the top right corner with CSS?” »

Prior to ES6, classes have been in use in Javascript. ES6 just comes with a clean, nice-looking syntax for defining classes. It’s good to note that JavaScript’s class is just a more convenient way of creating constructor functions, which are very different from traditional classes. In this article, we will focus on: How to define…

Read More “ES6 classes” »

This post will help you to find recently modified files in Linux via the command line. The find command works with, defining duration in Minutes or Days. The minutes are defined with -mmin and the day’s value can be defined with -mtime You can also define the search criteria to find files modified within or before the specified…

Read More “How to Search Recently Modified Files in Linux” »

A component props is an object that holds information about that component. They are similar to attributes in HTML. In fact, they are passed to the components the same way attributes are passed to HTML. Here’s the code for the component we made in my previous article. Adding Properties to Components So let’s say we want to…

Read More “ReactJs Properties” »

Twig provides many filters that mimic the basic features of PHP that are easy to understand for front-end developers. One of those filters is a split filter that allows you to split a delimited string by a single character, returning a repeating array. You can limit the length of the result array providing it as…

Read More “How to split a string into an array with Twig” »

This tutorial assumes you already have a cPanel hosting service purchased and a domain name registered. If yes, Let’s go straight to the steps (If No, You can comment, I can give you steps on how to get a domain and hosting service) Step 1. Using the Terminal/CMD in your project directory, create a react…

Read More “How to Deploy or Host your ReactJS App in cPanel” »

Sometimes, we want to increase the browser zoom level on page load with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to increase browser zoom level on page load with CSS. To increase browser zoom level on page load with CSS, we set the zoom property. For instance, we write to set zoom to 2 on the zoom class. Then the…

Read More “How to increase browser zoom level on page load with CSS?” »

I am using the jQuery UI date picker plugin to add the date picker dialog to the text input field. Since the input field is a read-only element, it is not allowed to clear the selected date. Is there any option to add a reset button in the date picker to clear the date from…

Read More “How to Add Reset Button in jQuery UI Datepicker” »

Welcome to the tutorial on Git. Here you will learn how to Create a Repository, and how to clone or copy other repositories. A Repository is a project that is tracked and managed by Git. Thus, Git tracks changes by storing snapshots of project versions in a .git file. Git Config There is a need…

Read More “How to create the first Git Repository” »

Sometimes, we want to style an HTML radio button to look like a checkbox with CSS. In this article, we’ll see how to style an HTML radio button to look like a checkbox with CSS. To style an HTML radio button to look like a checkbox with CSS, we use the appearance property. For instance, we write…

Read More “How to style an HTML radio button to look like a checkbox with CSS?” »

When it comes to open source eCommerce platforms, there are plenty to choose from. Here, we look closely at the 15 best available, which should help guide you in the right direction. I’m not going to lie- finding the perfect platform is difficult. Each one has its own set of pros and cons and has…

Read More “15 Best Free Open Source eCommerce Platforms” »

There are two ways by which you can check if a customer is logged in or not: 1) By using Object Manager It is always a bad practice to use ObjectManager directly. 2) By Injecting Class (Dependency Injection) As said earlier, it is one of the worst practices to use the ObjectManager directly. Therefore an…

Read More “How to check if a customer is logged in to Magento 2 or not?” »

You are already familiar with the basics of React. Also, having a good understanding of React Router DOM. This post will be totally dependent on these. If you don’t have a React app setup, then you can create it. Else, you can move ahead with the existing React App. Create React App You can create a…

Read More “How to Use useLocation Hook in React Router DOM V6” »

To fix getFullyear() is not a function with JavaScript, we should be called getFullYear instead. For instance, we write to call start.getFullYear to return the 4-digit year number of the start date. Conclusion To fix getFullyear() is not a function with JavaScript, we should be called getFullYear instead.

PHP sends email using the Inbuilt PHP MAIL() function. This tutorial shows you how you can send emails in PHP using the inbuilt PHP mail() function. If you work with PHP, you need to send emails to users like when the user registered with us, send a reset password link in the mail, if any…

Read More “How to Send Email from Localhost in PHP” »

Parameter The Symfony parameter is a variable stored in the service container. Use parameters when you want to separate out values that regularly change as well as for reusable purposes.We should prefix with ‘app’ to prevent conflicting with parameters from Symfony and 3rd party bundle, the following example is a parameter for sender email: #…

Read More “How to Symfony parameters and environment variables use” »

Write Human-Friendly Code Always remember that you are not writing code for machines but for others too. So it is essential to come up with a readable code. It is true that programming is like writing a good poem. The tone should be very consistent, the words should be descriptive & sentence well-structured. Here are…

Read More “10 Programming Habits that every Developer Should Adopt” »

How to send forgot password in CodeIgniter framework PHP. Here we using 2 files to insert data in MySQL: Forms.php Path: codeIgniter\application\controllers\Forms.php forgot_pass.php Path: codeIgniter\application\views\change_pass.php Forms.php (Controller) <?php class Forms extends CI_Controller { public function __construct() { parent::__construct(); $this->load->database(); $this->load->library(‘session’); $this->load->helper(‘url’); $this->load->model(‘Hello_model’); } public function forgot_pass() { if($this->input->post(‘forgot_pass’)) { $email=$this->input->post(’email’); $que=$this->db->query(“select pass,email from user_login where email=’$email'”); $row=$que->row();…

Read More “How to change password in the CodeIgniter framework” »

This is a follow-up article to my previous article on Array Destructuring. Except you have an idea of destructuring, you should read it. First, let’s see why object destructuring is needed. We want to extract data from the object and assign it to new variables. Before ES6, how would this happen? See how tedious it is…

Read More “How to Object Destructuring in ES6” »