Published 9 months ago

This blog is completely statically generated. You may have noticed the publishing date right above the blog title that says . I used to generate that bit using JavaScript, because, you know, time doesn't stand still. Without it, the date would be wrong most of the time since I only ...

Updated 10 months ago

PHP out of the box runs each line of code in a sequential order (from top to bottom). This means until the first operation is done executing the next one will have to wait. Generally, this is not a problem since most tasks don't take that long to complete, but other operations lik...

Published a year ago

In Laravel, configuration settings are typically managed using the file, which stores key-value pairs that define the behavior of the application. This format works well for most configuration settings. But what if you need to assign a list of values to a single key? Let's consider a sc...

Updated a year ago

Among the many nice things that Surreal DB provides, the one that is most interesting to me is how it handles relationships. I have been trying it out and liking it. I do a lot of PHP and so my first instinct was to look for the Surreal PHP package. Well since it's relativel...

Updated a year ago

The Laravel framework has an file within its public directory. This serves as the entry point for all incoming traffic/requests. This means the only way to access any route is to go through the directory. Thus to reach , you would have to visit . In the rest of this articl...

Published a year ago

In this post, we'll explore the process of linking a subdomain from another provider to your app or website hosted on Hostinger . I will be using ...