Laravel can use Redis as the backend for application cache, browser sessions, and queued jobs. The core work is to make the Redis server reachable, configure Laravel’s Redis connection, select Redis for each service, and clear cached configuration before testing each feature independently.
Laravel Redis Setup for Cache, Sessions, and QueuesRead More
A WordPress plugin can begin as one PHP file. This guide builds a small “Site Notice” plugin that lets an administrator save a message and display it above the site content. It is intentionally simple, but it uses the same building blocks as larger plugins: a plugin header, hooks, options, sanitization, escaping, nonces, capabilities, and conditional asset loading.
How to Build a WordPress Plugin from Scratch: A Practical Developer GuideRead More
Laravel queues move slow or non-essential work out of the web request. A typical flow is: your controller dispatches a job, Laravel stores it in the configured queue connection, and a worker runs the job separately. This guide uses a database queue as the shortest working path, then shows the Redis alternative.
Laravel 13 Queues: Setup, Workers, Retries, and Practical Job ExamplesRead More
In this article, we are going to download/export the data in a CSV file from the database using PHP. We are going to use the fopen(), fputcsv() to create the CSV file.
Google provides a very nice way to prevent spamming through any FORM that could be a contact form, registration form, etc. We are talking about Google ReCaptcha. ReCaptcha also helps to prevent automated data injection through scripting.
Generally, we use an email address to know about unique visitors because email id is the unique address of a user. It is a must job to validate the user through its email address to make the users unique. Email validation is possible in any scripting language and in this post, we are going to talk about email validation with PHP and we will use the jQuery for the async task.