PHP Classes

PHP Classes blog

Recommend this page to a friend!

Latest PHP Classes blog posts

  All package blogs All package blogs   Blog PHP Classes blog   Post article Post article  
  1882 - 1873   1872 - 1863   1862 - 1853   1852 - 1843   1842 - 1833   1832 - 1823   1822 - 1813   1812 - 1803   1802 - 1793   1792 - 1783   1782 - 1773   1772 - 1763   ...   2 - 1  

1. How Can PHP Cache Database Query Results to Make Your PHP Applications Faster Using a Redis Server

Updated on: 2023-12-08

Posted on:

Blog: PHP Cache Database Results Library package blog
Package: PHP Cache Database Results Library

Many PHP applications must execute database queries to retrieve data to display on Web pages or serve to mobile applications via an API.

Database queries can take a lot of time to execute. If your application must complete the same question often, using a cache solution may speed up retrieving the database query results.

There are many types of cache solutions. This package implements a cache solution that uses a Redis server to store cached database query results.

This way, applications that retrieve database query results may become faster.

At the same time, they can be ready to reuse the same Redis cache server by multiple servers that your site or mobile application may need to access to handle accesses from many simultaneous users.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1. How to Use a PHP Container Class to Add Transaction Support to Make Your Applications More Robust

Updated on: 2023-12-07

Posted on:

Blog: PHP Transactional Containers package blog
Package: PHP Transactional Containers

Transactions are a sequence of operations that must be executed in an atomic way. This means that if one of the operations of the sequence fails, all operations executed previously need to be reverted.

If you use a database server like MySQL or others, they support transactions.

Now, it may be hard to support transactions if you use a data object that may use a database server or not, and you have not anticipated the support for transactions since the beginning.

This package can help add transaction support to an application that uses data objects by adding minimal code to improve the application's robustness.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1182. How to Find the 2023 Edition of the PHP Elephant to Buy and Get It in Time as a Nice Christmas Gift for You or for Those that You Love

Updated on: 2023-12-06

Posted on:

The 2023 edition of the PHP elePHPant just arrived in time for us to send it to you before Christmas.

This edition of the PHP elePHPant uses a blue tone more faithful to the first elePHPants sold many years ago.

Read this short article to learn how to find the 2023 edition of the PHP elePHPant so you can get it just in time for Christmas where you live, and give it as a lovely gift to those that you love.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1. How to Implement a Modern PHP AJAX Login System that Uses JSON Web Tokens to Transmit Data Securely From the Broswer to a PHP Server Side API

Updated on: 2023-12-05

Posted on:

Blog: PHP AJAX Login with JWT and Fetch API package blog
Package: PHP AJAX Login with JWT and Fetch API

A JSON Web Token (JWT) is a text string with values encoded in the JSON format that stores values that may be signed using cryptography methods, so it can be used to transmit messages verified when the messages reach the destination.

Modern browsers already support the JavaScript Fetch API. Using this API, developers can use a more modern way to send asynchronous requests from browsers to an API running on the Web server side.

This package uses both JWT and the Fetch API to implement a user login and management system that can replace traditional systems that use XMLHttpRequest object support to send AJAX requests to a server-side API implemented in PHP to authenticate and authorize user access securely.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1. How to Use a PHP Query Builder Library to Easily Compose and Execute Database Queries With Related Tables

Updated on: 2023-12-01

Posted on:

Blog: PHP Query Builder Library for Related Tables package blog
Package: PHP Query Builder Library for Related Tables

Most PHP applications that need to perform database queries to access the application data need to access data in different database tables.

Composing queries that involve multiple tables needs to be done carefully.

Learn about this PHP query builder library for related tables to build and execute queries that involve multiple tables using the PHP PDO extension.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

2. How to Use a PHP CRUD Generator Framework to Develop PHP Applications Faster

Updated on: 2023-11-30

Posted on:

Blog: PHP CRUD MVC package blog
Package: PHP CRUD MVC

The PHP CRUD MVC package can generate code to speed up implementing PHP applications that use the MVC design pattern.

Developers can use the capabilities of this package to generate code to implement common functionality that would take more time and be tedious to write manually.

Read this short tutorial article to learn how the PHP CRUD MVC package works and how you can benefit from its code generation capabilities to develop your PHP applications faster using this package or the generator application available on a separate site.

It has been a while since I launched my code generator, PHPCRUD, on the web. You can access it by going to its page at https://phpcrud.ceuvago.com/#/.

Today, I'm excited to announce the 5th version, which can be downloaded via GitHub and is more powerful than ever.

If you want to see the demo video, you can watch this 2-minute video to see you have everything you need to start generating your PHP applications without programming.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1. How to Quickly Create a PHP Developer Contract using Google Artificial Intelligence Generative Language API

Updated on: 2023-11-29

Posted on:

Blog: PHP Markdown Parser package blog
Package: PHP Markdown Parser

Before a developer starts the work for a customer, it is good to have a contract that agrees with the developer and the customer, just in case you need to review what was agreed.

Writing good work contracts requires specialized knowledge of laws and a significant amount of time to write the contract.

Fortunately, some tools can generate work contracts from existing templates according to the type of work to be done.

One of those tools is the Google Generative Language API, which uses artificial intelligence to generate a suitable contract according to your needs.

Read this tutorial to learn how to use the Google Generative Language API to generate and output a PHP developer contract on an HTML page from the PHP code provided as an example.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (4)   Trackbacks (0)

1181. Choosing The Right Coding Bootcamp: A Guide For Aspiring Developers

Updated on: 2023-11-28

Posted on:

Coding bootcamps are increasingly becoming the go-to choice for those looking to break into software development, in an era where the demand for skilled developers surges, these rigorous, hands-on training courses offer a streamlined path to acquiring essential coding skills.

This guide is for those considering a software development career still determining the right educational path. Read on for insights into selecting a coding boot camp that aligns perfectly with your career aspirations.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1. How to Develop a PHP CRUD Application that Asks Users for Confirmation of Important Actions using JavaScript Dialog Windows

Updated on: 2023-11-27

Posted on:

Blog: UpMVC PHP CRUD Framework package blog
Package: UpMVC PHP CRUD Framework

CRUD is a set of operations that can be performed on database records. Usually include the operations to Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete records.

Many PHP developers have implemented pages to let users request that CRUD operations be performed on the application database records, for instance, in an application to manage user contacts.

Certain CRUD operations are delicate, so it is better that users confirm these actions before they are executed because the application may not be able to revert them. That is the case of an operation to delete a database record permanently.

UpMVC PHP CRUD Framework is a PHP package that implements CRUD operations. This package can generate HTML with JavaScript to ask the user to confirm the execution of delicate actions before those actions are executed.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

1180. 8 Top Facts about PHP 8.3 That You May Want to Know: Release date, Features, Performance, Changelog, EOL, Download, Docker, Deprecations

Updated on: 2023-11-24

Posted on:

PHP 8.3 was just released. For those who did not follow the plans for PHP 8.3, you may have questions about this important PHP release.

Read this article to learn about answers to the most asked questions about PHP 8.3.


Blog More ...   Post a comment Post a comment   See comments See comments (0)   Trackbacks (0)

  1882 - 1873   1872 - 1863   1862 - 1853   1852 - 1843   1842 - 1833   1832 - 1823   1822 - 1813   1812 - 1803   1802 - 1793   1792 - 1783   1782 - 1773   1772 - 1763   ...   2 - 1  
  All package blogs All package blogs   Blog PHP Classes blog   Post article Post article