Ed Zynda

Coder | Hacker | Superhero

Using The PHP Built-in Webserver

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For years Ruby and Python have been stealing the show with innovative features and functionality to help developers get their projects off the ground. PHP was left in the dust for quite a while. One simple but invaluable feature that PHP had been lacking was it’s own webserver. Since version 5.4 however, PHP developers can now enjoy this modern convenience. Not all backend developers are system administrators. They know how to code and code well.…

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3 Reasons To Use Nginx Instead Of Apache

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If you’ve been working with the web for the past decade, you’re probably familiar with Apache web server. Apache has long been a pillar of the world wide web. It’s free, functional and very modular. I’ve been using Apache for years as it’s the default on many hosting solutions. As great as Apache is, it’s not a one size fits all solution. In fact it may even be overkill for some projects.…

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