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Many web developers consider PHP as a second class language. The truth is, as DHH puts it: "You can build the best web application in the world with any language you want".
We are here not to start a religious war but to help beginner PHP developers get better. Here is the some of the best advice from season PHP programmers.
First steps
Get into the habit of commenting your code thoroughly from the outset, your future self will thank you https://www.phpdoc.org/
Ignore any online tutorials, stack-overflow solutions or any other PHP code snippets on the internet that are older than 3 or 4 years (use Google's advanced search date tools to filter out older content). PHP had evolved dramatically in the last few years, and much of what is out there is wrong, insecure and bad practice.
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Pretty often you need to run a couple of queries against your MySQL database on the client's web server. Usually phpMyAdmin does the job well but there are
situations when you just need to upload something to the server and open in the borwser, without any configuration steps.
Welcome Bike, lightweight phpMyAdmin replacement. If you already have a CMS installed on the web server (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla), simply upload Bike to CMS's subfolder and open it in the browser.
Last Updated ( 26 June 2012 ) Hits: 111623 Comments: 0 Read More...
Your users probably asked you to add an option to export the whole database to SQL file. This can be done in phpMyAdmin or Navicat of course but your users want something simpler than that.
Last Updated ( 15 April 2012 ) Hits: 103579 Comments: 0 Read More...
All of sudden SQL Server Management studio gives me the following error message when I'm trying to browse for the backup file location: "Property BackupDirectory is not available for Settings 'Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.Settings'.
This property may not exist for this object, or may not be retrievable due to insufficient access
rights. (Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo)"
Last Updated ( 4 January 2012 ) Hits: 161 Comments: 0 Read More...