Tutorials
Singleton pattern is a creational pattern. Singleton pattern is used to ensure that only one instance of a class is created in any case, and whenever you want to get an instance of that class, then the same object instance is returned.
Explore how a native pipe operator could improve code readability and composition in PHP. Understand current alternatives and what future implementation might look like.
Redis is the backbone of many high-performance applications, but network hiccups and temporary... Tagged with redis, circuitbreaker, asyncio, tenacity.
Phil Eaton introduces an easy solution for PGD clustering and replication in Postgres. Learn to establish and manage a three-node PGD cluster in AWS.
Model context protocol crash course—Part 8.
This is a comprehensive course on data structures and algorithms. @algo.monster will break down the most essential data structures—like arrays, strings, set...
Learn structured logging fundamentals in Go advanced patterns performance tradeoffs and how to avoid critical production pitfalls
What's new in Laravel is back! We share new features of the Laravel framework every week 🙌 (v12.21) 1️⃣ Disable Factory Parents https://github.com/laravel/f...
Does Aider have the same level of control over the terminal compared to more recent agentic CLIs like Claude Code, Gemini CLI and Warp?
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Learn how to use .dropna() to drop null values from pandas DataFrames so you can clean missing data and keep your Python analysis accurate.
The PHP Foundation — Supporting, Advancing, and Developing the PHP Language
A web developers guide to browser internals
Join our Exclusive Discord:www.youtube.com/abhishekveeramalla/joinIn this tutorial, Abhishek Veeramalla will walk through Nginx from Zero to Hero. This tutor...
Context engineering anchors AI agents to ground truth. So here's how to upgrade an MCP server to help agents find legit and sourced patterns.
When writing functions or methods in PHP, we often return values that are crucial for the caller to handle. Usually, those returned values need to be consumed. Check the following example.