December 25, 2013 consultant No Comments

2013 – The Year of PHP

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This proves to be an amazing year for the entire PHP community, and all credits goes to the much needed and awaited features to be added to the version 5.4 along with the innumerable projects modernizing the platform PHP to the next level. It could be a shock for you all but for many […]

June 21, 2013 consultant No Comments

PHP 5.5.0 drops Windows XP support and adds Optimizer

Recently, PHP professionals have released the latest version that is 5.5 of the most famous and popular scripting language. Comprised with many new features and functionalities also well known as generators, it let developers to deploy such simple co-routines. This new version has Zend optimizer and introduces a password hashing function available to easily generate […]

June 13, 2013 consultant No Comments

Fixing Laravel with MonoLog and FirePHP

It is by default that Laravel is constructed to build daily log files for your application, and get stored in logs, applications and storage as defined. Handled mainly by the MonoLog library, many log handlers can use such frameworks including ChromePHP, FirePHP, Stream, CouchDB and more. One of the most demanded and used favorites are […]

June 12, 2013 consultant No Comments

PHP Architect Magazine Issue

There is an issue in PHP architect magazine. This time, it is all about micro frameworks. The magazine has its own section, where you can write and suppress your views and thoughts on the same. They have done few experiments with the looks and verticals and feel happy that the feedback given was great and […]

May 31, 2013 consultant No Comments

Grep – Find the Security risks and bugs in PHP code

Finding all the security flaws and risks associated with in a piece of code could be difficult as it needs in-depth analysis of what actually the code does. Though simple security bugs in general follow certain style of coding that could be easy to find with search tools. Feel free to grab more information on […]

May 30, 2013 consultant No Comments

Better Documentation Must for PHP Web Development

With the embodiment of Zend extension and optimizer in PHP 5.5, the demand to have better documentation became more clear and apparent. In addition, PHP contributors need to write more extensions and take utmost care of core PHP attributes. Read more about PHP discussions and visit http://www.phpclasses.org/blog/post/207-Better-Documentation-for-PHP-internals–Lately-in-PHP-podcast-episode-35.html.

May 30, 2013 consultant No Comments

Steps to do PHP Bug Tracking

Irrespective of the fact that how hard you try to test your PHP applications before finally putting them in implementation, it is always necessary to put ship code to your server that has flaws and bugs. Few of them could be extremely fierce and require to be fixed before even causing extreme damage to your […]

May 25, 2013 consultant No Comments

PHP Hypertext Pre-processor

Yes, it is true! Now, the PHP web development team has announced the second release of its PHP 5.5 version which is well known and popular to fix bugs against RCI and improvise overall performance and stability. One can use the version to fix bugs on memory exhaustion, and customize exceptions when internal properties get […]