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Unlocking the Power of Async PHP: Boost Performance and Scalability

In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, efficiency and performance are paramount. Developers are continually seeking ways to optimize their applications, ensuring they can handle increasing loads without compromising speed or user experience. One such optimization technique gaining traction in the PHP community is asynchronous programming. But what exactly is asynchronous PHP, and how can it revolutionize the way we build applications? Traditionally, PHP operates in a synchronous manner, executing…

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Unveiling PHP Reflection APIs: A Hidden Gem for Developers

Ever stumbled across a chunk of PHP code and thought, What exactly is going on here? Or have you needed to explore an object or class dynamically without having to dig through documentation? Enter PHP Reflection APIs, the unsung hero of advanced PHP development. Reflection allows you to peer into the inner workings of your code and manipulate it on the fly. In this post, we’ll dive into what PHP…

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The __invoke Method in PHP

The PHP programming language is well known for its versatility and complexity, providing developers with a wide range of features for creating dynamic and interactive web applications Among the many interesting features that PHP offers, the __invoke method stands out as a powerful tool that can invoke objects as functions. In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into the __invoke method, exploring its purpose, functionality, and usefulness Understanding the __invoke…

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Every Day Linux Commands

The majority of the web servers run on Linux. If you are a backend developer or dealing with web development or web hosting Linux skills are essential. Linux is ideal for backend development.It is quick, trustworthy, and secure. As a backend developer, there are many reasons to have Linux skills. Linux is a very stable OS and you do not have to worry about random crashes or data loss and…

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New json_validate method in PHP 8.3

If you have experience in working with APIs or currently working with or developing the APIs you will know that JSON is now the standard of communication between two endpoints. When you are creating new APIs it most common thing you have to deal with is malformed JSON strings, to handle malformed JSON we used to do something like this. or you wrap your code between try and catch like…

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