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In several web servers (most commonly Apache) .htaccess is the default name of directory-level configuration files. It provides the ability to customize configuration for requests to the particular directory. However, creating a .htaccess files can be tedious.
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It was once the case that a staple of any web developer’s job was to provide ongoing content updates for their clients. However, in a “web 2.0″ world of ever expanding, dynamic content, this model has become obsolete and often unsustainable. Developers’ time is best spent [...]

The methods/functions in the Fileinfo PHP extension “try to guess the content type and encoding of a file by looking for certain magic byte sequences at specific positions within the file. While this is not a bullet proof approach, the heuristics used do a very good job.”1 (Note that this module replaces the Mimetype module.)
The [...]

Simplicity and extensibility are the main reasons why PHP became the favourite dynamic language of the Web. In the last decade, PHP has developed from a niche language for adding dynamic functionality to small websites to a powerful tool making strong inroads into large-scale Web systems.
Below I present 30 useful PHP classes and components that [...]

Whenever you need to work with a 3rd party API or a gateway, you’d first search in Google for a possible wrapper for it in PHP. When it comes to supporting payment gateways, you get bunch of libraries in the search results who are fundamentally different. Some of them are old PHP 3/4 ones, some [...]


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