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We use events to perform some tasks if an event occurs, these tasks can be achieved by using the followings: 1. Event Subscriber 2. Event Listeners Event Subscriber vs Event Listeners They both serve the same purpose but have different implementations. Both trigger some functions in the specific time of processing data by Symfony. We can declare…
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JSON format is a widely used format when dealing with API development. Most of the existing API responses are in JSON format. Converting CSV content to JSON format in PHP is easy. In this article, we will look at various methods of achieving this conversion. The above quick example in PHP converts the CSV file…
I’m very happy with the constructor property promotion RFC, it’s passed and will be added in PHP 8. You see, this feature reduces a lot of boilerplate code when constructing simple objects such as VOs and DTOs. In short: property promotion allows you to combine class fields, constructor definition, and variable assignments all into one syntax,…
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…
PHP gets the max/maximum/largest value from the array. This tutorial has the purpose to explain to you several easy ways to find or get the maximum or largest value from an array in PHP. Here, we will take e.g. PHP gets the maximum value in an array, get the largest number in the array PHP…
If you have access to the command line or terminal, then you can check your PHP version by running the php -v or php –version command. Here’s an example of the output: You can see that the command shows the PHP version as PHP 8.1.5. But sometimes you may not have access to the command line, or you may install…
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Newer PHP versions come with more features and improvements while deprecating some obsolete features. Old PHP codes might not work with more recent PHP versions and vice versa. It is, therefore, essential to use the correct PHP version for your code. You can check the PHP version on your system by running the php command from the command line. There are also some PHP functions that you can use…
CodeIgniter 4 projects, you’ll notice that the URL has an extra argument. It is index.php in your project URL. So, if you don’t want this extra dimension you can remove it. This will create a clean URL for your website. There are several ways to remove this index.php in CodeIgniter 4. You can create a…
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Now, Open a terminal and start following the below steps. Step 1 . Install Ngnix. our system is updated now we will install Nginx. Ngnix is installed, Now we will configure the firewall, we will allow port 80 and port 443. Now open your IP in the web browser you will see the output, If…
This article will go over some mistakes that are easy to make when writing more complex programs with conditional. Mistake 1: Not treating expressions as distinct:Let’s say we want to print something if your variable $num is equal to 1 or 2 or 3. Why doesn’t the following code work? $num = 5; if ($num === 1 || 2 || 3) {…
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…