One of the problems I have with PHP is that building lists of objects and being able to access object properties can be a bit tricky. Of course, there’s the tried-and-true method of creating an associative array, encoding it, and […]
Today I learned a nice trick on how to take advantage of sub-queries and aliasing the result to be used again in the same query. This is a terribly basic example of how to use sub-queries for more efficient use […]
There are thousands of different plugins available on the internet. Some better than others. I’ve selected several of my all-time favorites to work with. ChartJS: https://www.chartjs.org/ FullCalendar:https://fullcalendar.io/ MomentJS:https://momentjs.com/ Photo by Todd Quackenbush on Unsplash
JavaScript (Node.js): Express – expressjs.com Java : Spring – spring.io C++ : Tree Frog – treefrogframework.org Python : Django – djangoproject.com PHP : Laravel – laravel.com Ruby : Ruby on Rails – rubyonrails.org C# : ASP.NET MVC – docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/mvc/mvc5
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When it comes to programming, there are a lot of different ways to accomplish the same task. Here are four different ways to create associative arrays in PHP, C# and JavaScript: PHP Array Method (this is very common in PHP): […]
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In the beginning, at least for me, I wanted to program everything from “scratch.” I remember conversations I would have with seasoned programmers who I would ask, “Do you program all that from scratch? Or do you use other people’s code?” They […]