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1. Why Reactive Programming is the Evolution of Web Development

Updated on: 2016-06-14

Posted on: 2016-06-14

Blog: PHP Nuclear Reactor package blog
Package: PHP Nuclear Reactor

Reactive programming is a paradigm that allows applications to be developed in such way that they consume less resources, can respond faster, and deal with much more information.

Read this article to learn more about Reactive programming, how it can be implemented in PHP integrating MVC frameworks.

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1. How to use Corcel Laravel WordPress API to create Web Applications

Updated on: 2016-06-07

Posted on: 2016-06-07

Blog: Corcel (Laravel + WordPress) package blog
Package: Corcel (Laravel + WordPress)

WordPress is certainly the most popular PHP application ever. However, many PHP developers do not like to develop on top of its code because it is in great part not based on object oriented code and does not follow the latest PHP framework trends.

Nowadays many developers love newer frameworks like Laravel to build their applications.

The Corcel framework brings the two worlds: WordPress and Laravel or other modern frameworks.

Read this article to learn how you can use the Corcel framework to build applications on the top of WordPress backend.

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1. PHP ORM Pros and Cons

Updated on: 2016-05-31

Posted on: 2016-05-31

Blog: Tiny PHP ORM Framework package blog
Package: Tiny PHP ORM Framework

Object-Relational Mapping (aka ORM), as you may know, is an approach to manipulate information in relational databases as if they are objects.

There are many packages that implement different approaches to ORM, each as its own advantages and disadvantages.

Read this article to learn about what things are recommended or not when implementing an efficient ORM package in PHP.

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1. Installing a Database Schema from a JSON format

Updated on: 2016-05-24

Posted on: 2016-05-24

Blog: Scripd package blog
Package: Scripd

Installing a database schema is an important setup task that most PHP applications need to do.

The Scripd package can generate the necessary SQL to install all types of database structures that you may need from the database itself, tables, fields, indexes, stored procedures, views, etc., all from a database independent format based on JSON.

Read this article to learn how to use the Scripd package to generate database independent SQL to install your database schema.

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1. DPManagerJSON

Updated on: 2016-05-13

Posted on: 2016-05-13

Blog: PHP MySQL JSON Manager package blog
Package: PHP MySQL JSON Manager

Esta clase te será de utilidad para la implementación de una manera nueva de crear consultas. Poner a trabajar el servidoro de base de datos. Obtener de una sola consulta más de 1 registro en una sola linea.

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1. DPManager Usability

Updated on: 2016-05-10

Posted on: 2016-05-10

Blog: DPManager package blog
Package: DPManager

Este articulo te será de utilidad para comprender la manera como se utiliza la librería DPManager. Esta librería es la base de grandes proyectos.

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1. How can PHP Generate PDF from HTML Page

Updated on: 2017-03-28

Posted on: 2016-04-19

Blog: Convert HTML to PDF PHP Library package blog
Package: Convert HTML to PDF PHP Library

Generating PDF documents programmatically is a pain. A better approach for Web applications is to take the HTML templates and output that we already generate for the site Web pages and convert it somehow to PDF.

Converting HTML to PDF used to be a fairly simple task when HTML was simpler. With new standards based on HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, getting the result we want to generate printable documents in PDF from Web applications has become more complicated.

Read this article to learn about a simpler solution based on Web services that takes the complication out of your PHP application.

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1. Notice!

Updated on: 2016-04-13

Posted on: 2016-04-13

Blog: Push package blog
Package: Push

A documented review of internal systems

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1. PHP Email Verification using the MailboxLayer API

Updated on: 2016-03-17

Posted on: 2016-03-17

Blog: PHP Email Validation Quality package blog
Package: PHP Email Validation Quality

Checking an e-mail address for the proper format is the first and most common method used to determine if an address is valid.

To really put it to the test, we need to take it a step further using real time verification to check DNS records and SMTP servers while excluding known disposable e-mail providers.

While PHP provides some functions for the basic tasks, there is a need to implement more advanced verification to avoid using addresses that are not valid.

Read this article to learn how to implement more advanced verification methods using the MailboxLayer API and the PHP Email Validation Quality package.

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1. Base64 algorithm in pure PHP

Updated on: 2016-03-17

Posted on: 2016-03-17

Blog: PHP Base64 Encode and Decode package blog
Package: PHP Base64 Encode and Decode

A base64 algorithm implemented in pure PHP may seem odd because PHP already implements encoding and decoding functions for that purpose as bult-in functions.

Read this article to learn why I developed a class to implement the base64 algorithm in pure PHP.

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