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Exploring the Latest and Future Trends in Web Development: From JavaScript Frameworks to AI and ML

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Post published:8 June 2021
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Web development is a constantly evolving field, and the future looks bright. We will explore the current and future trends in web development in this piece of thoughts (Article); including the increasing use of JavaScript frameworks, the rise of server-less architectures, the growing importance of AI and ML, and the focus on security . These trends will shape the way we build and use web applications, and they will have a significant impact on the way we live and work..

Why Python May Not Be the Best Choice for Web Development: An Expert Opinion

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Post published:12 May 2021
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Is Python the best choice for web development? We will explore the limitations of Python for web applications development in this piece of thoughts (article), with examples. And we will consider whether it is the right fit for your project or not.

Go for the Win: Why Golang is a Great Language for Web Development

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Post published:1 May 2021
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Go, also known as GoLang, is a modern programming language developed by Google in 2009. Go has gained widespread popularity due to its simplicity, performance and support for concurrency since…

PHP Security Best Practices: Protecting Your Web Applications

Post author:Ziad Naseriddin
Post published:28 April 2021
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PHP is a widely used programming language for web development and is a key component of many web applications. However; it is important to consider security when working with PHP to ensure that your web applications are protected against potential threats. In this article, we will explore some best practices for securing your PHP-based web applications, including input validation, using prepared statements, enabling HTTPS, keeping your PHP installation up to date, using a web application firewall, and practicing good security hygiene. By following these best practices and considering additional considerations such as using a CMS or framework with built in security measures, using a password manager, and using security plugins or extensions, you can ensure that your PHP based web application is secure and protected against potential threats.