Web Development with PHP-related Articles in Ozar's Blog

Learn how to set up a professional-grade local development environment for your CodeIgniter 4 or Laravel projects using MAMP on macOS. This step-by-step guide covers downloading and installing MAMP, understanding the basics of Apache and MySQL, setting up a virtual host, and testing your setup. By following this tutorial, you'll be able to create a robust and efficient development environment that mirrors production, eliminating potential routing and path issues.

Introducing CodeIgniter Wizard 3.x: Enhanced features that supercharge your PHP development workflow. Are you looking for a way to drastically cut down on the time you spend on routine PHP coding tasks? Then get ready for the latest evolution of your favorite rapid web application development tool! We're thrilled to announce the arrival of CodeIgniter Wizard 3.x, packed with exciting new features, significant improvements, and essential bug fixes to elevate your CodeIgniter development...

Picture this: you’ve inherited a Git repository for a project with no documentation, no guidance, and no clue where to start. Or perhaps it’s an old side project of your own, one you hastily put aside and can barely remember. The HEAD isn’t pointing to a stable version, branches are everywhere, and the app itself is riddled with issues, refusing to run. Without a clear understanding of which branch is ahead or which commit might hold a functional state, you’re stuck.

Dive into our tutorial for a seamless approach to dropping tables in MySQL/MariaDB schemas. From command-line intricacies to scripted solutions, manage foreign-key constraints effortlessly. Safeguard your data with proper backups, ensuring a trouble-free database management experience.

Navicat comes with an incredibly responsive and elegant user interface design with improved usability, and it has been enabling users to get a visually appealing and semantically precise data models from their databases for almost a decade now.Released in November 2019, Navicat 15 (and Data Modeler 3.0) has some nice surprises in store, with an even more improved data modeling capability. You can now design generic data models and then convert them for a specific database platform.