Postmodern PHP: appserver.io, a multithreaded application server for PHP, written in PHP
There’s a lot of very interesting stuff going on in the PHP scene right now, I have the feeling this
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How to center a div vertically and horizontally (modern methods, without fixed size!)
“How to center a div” (inside another div or inside the body itself) is one of the most discussed questions
How to install GitHub’s, NetBeans’s and Sublime2’s syntax highlighting code colours theme in PHPStorm 6/7
PHPStorm’s default code colouring might not be what you want, especially when you just switched from NetBeans. But there are
How to use the PHP 5.5 password hashing functions
PHP 5.5 introduced some very interesting password hashing functions that will make your life much much easier, the web much
How to install/setup latest version of PHPMyAdmin on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (Precise Pangolin)
As the official installation packages of most linux distributions are usually totally out of date (but that’s pure intention, to
How to install/setup a basic LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on Ubuntu 12.04 or Debian 7.0/7.1
This little tutorial shows how to setup Apache, MySQL and PHP on a Linux server, in this case Ubuntu 12.04
How to install/setup latest version of PHP 5.5 on Debian Wheezy 7.0/7.1/7.2 (and how to fix the GPG key error)
Please note: This works fine. But this package will also upgrade your apache to version 2.4 which has different config
How to setup a (or multiple) server/LAMP-stack inside a virtual machine for local development with Vagrant and PuPHPet
You know this: You need a new server, something to develop on, something to test on, something to put your
How to prevent PHP sessions being shared between different apache vhosts / different applications
When you run multiple applications on one server, you might run into the session-sharing problem: All your applications share the
How to fix the ugly font rendering in Google Chrome
Update, August 2014: Google has rolled out Chrome 37, which finally fixes this issue nativly. Yeah! For historical reasons the