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SSH stands for Secure Shell, and it is a network protocol that provides a secure way to access and manage a remote computer over an unsecured network. In the context of Linux, SSH is widely used for secure command-line access to servers, allowing users to execute commands, transfer files, and perform other administrative tasks on…
When you are new to the command line, even the simplest of the tasks may leave you searching the internet. Take the removal of files for example. You don’t have the luxury of right-clicking and opting for the delete option here. But when you know the right commands, things are not as scary. To delete…
post is about how to deploy React app in a sub-directory on cPanel. So, for this, you need a React Application setup and a cPanel ready for deployment. You can host React app on Firebase or any free hosting as well. That, I will cover in another post. React App cPanel/WHM Once, you are ready, let’s start…
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…
Most Popular Programming Languages Javascript Python Java C/C++ C# PHP GO Kotlin Scala R 1. JavaScript According to the stats, there are almost 1.8 billion websites in the world. And about 95% of them run with the help of Javascript. A Bit of Javascript History Javascript originated in the labs of Netscape as part of…
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Writing data transfer objects and value objects in PHP have become significantly easier over the years. Take for example a look at a DTO in PHP 5.6: And compare it to its PHP 8.0’s equivalent: That’s already quite the difference, though I think there’s still one big issue: all those getters. Personally, I don’t use them…
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…
1. Deprecations are helpful It’s a common complaint: “why do my PHP scripts break with minor version updates??”. And quite right: PHP has a tendency to add deprecation notices in minor releases, which tend to be audibly present when upgrading a project. It’s important to understand what deprecations are about: they aren’t errors, they are notices….
PHP 8.2 will be released on November 24, 2022. In this post, we’ll go through all features, performance improvements, changes, and deprecations one by one. Readonly classes rfc This RFC builds on top of them and adds syntactic sugar to make all class properties readonly at once. Instead of writing this: You can now write this: Functionally, making…