PHP web scripts lose performance for a lot of reasons. The bottleneck can be in database queries, web page access or even slow algorithms. When performance drops, the user gets frustrated waiting for ...

PHP is widely known as an interpreted language. But with PHP version 8, the language was given a Just In Time (JIT) compiler. According to PHP folks at Zend, that JIT compiler could pave the way for ...

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Create a PHP script named createMySQLTable.php in the C:/Apache2/Apache2/htdocs directory. In the script, specify variables for username and password, and connect with the database using the ...

Common data sources and PHP functions to handle them In the article “Tutorial: Getting started with PHP,” we looked at a sample script that asked users to enter their favorite number. Based on ...

Adding configurable logging levels to your PHP scripts can be a good way to eliminate "scrolling blindness", which occurs when there are too many logging messages to sift through. For a great ...

If you're building NGINX sites, you'll probably need PHP-FPM support enabled. Jack Wallen shows you how.

Here's a quick tutorial on how to setup Nginx with PHP support. The key? The installation of fastCGI, aka PHP-FPM, so Nginx can serve PHP files to clients.