Tag: Apache
How to create laravel crud using vue.js 3 with composition API
There are quite a lot of articles/videos on Laravel + Vue CRUD, but not enough is published on the newest Vue.js 3 version, using the new Composition API. So, with this step-by-step detailed article, let’s fill in that gap, building a simple Company management form. nstall Laravel and Laravel Breeze…
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How to Install and Configure Mutt on Ubuntu 22 /CentOS 9
In the world of email clients, Mutt stands out as a powerful and versatile option for users who prefer a command-line interface. Mutt allows you to manage your emails efficiently, with features like support for multiple accounts, threading, and extensive customization options. In this guide, we’ll walk through the process…
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How to Replace Apache with NGINX on Ubuntu 22
NGINX is the modern web server founded by computer software engineer Igor Sysoev in the year 2004. NGINX is used by the most busiest and high traffic website. NGINX works out of box with the most major web stacks including LEMP (Linux, NGINX, MySQL, PHP) stack. This tutorial assumes that…
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How to encryption data in PHP using base64 with key
Encrypting data in PHP using base64 encoding is not a secure method, as base64 is not an encryption algorithm but rather a method for encoding binary data. For secure encryption, you should use established encryption algorithms like AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) along with a proper key management strategy. Here’s a…
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How to Write a Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
Certainly! A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document outlines the requirements and specifications for a software project. Below is a simplified example of an SRS document for a website. Note that in a real-world scenario, this document would likely be more detailed and specific. Clear, concise, and executable requirements help development teams build…
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How to solve XAMPP not Apache working problem in MAC
Experiencing issues with XAMPP’s Apache web server on macOS, particularly when the localhost isn’t working, can be frustrating. Below are some steps to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem: 1. Check Apache Status: Open the XAMPP Control Panel and ensure that Apache is running. If it’s not, try starting it…
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