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When to use encodeURI() and encodeURIComponent()?
People talk about URL and URI as if they are the same things. However, the difference is subtle [...]
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Typed Properties in PHP 7.4
Introduction Many languages, especially scripting languages, have a loosely typed variables [...]
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PHP 8: Constructor property promotion
It’s typical for constructor arguments to be allocated to a property in the constructor [...]
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PHP Heredoc and Nowdoc Explained
In our phpGrid examples, we’ve seen some code with ‘weird’ syntax such as in [...]
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Time to Use PHP Return Types in Your Code
Introduction: What is a Return Type in PHP and Why Does it Matter? PHP is a loosely typed [...]
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What Is the Difference Between SSL/TLS vs. SSH, HTTP vs. HTTPS, and FTP vs. SFTP?
The purpose of this article is to provide some principles to help you figure out various [...]
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6 Common HTML5 Newbie Mistakes
Here are six common HTML5 mistakes to save you from the most common, easily avoidable yet [...]
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AJAX Revolution (Part II) – jQuery.Ajax()
Previously, we briefly covered the early days of Ajax, the technology that allows developers to [...]
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AJAX Revolution (Part I) – XMLHttpRequest
Image Source: AJAX logo by gengns.svg Intro Ajax is NOT a programming language but a technique [...]
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MySQL Character Sets & Collation
In this post, we will focus on a specific type of character set and encoding, MySQL CHARSET [...]
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Character Encodings for Beginners
Character encoding governs how characters travel from databases to web browsers and back again. [...]
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My Favorite Browser Debug Trick
In today’s modern browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge, there is [...]
JSON in Plain English
JSON is an open standard, lightweight data-interchange format. It stands JavaScript Object [...]
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  • 6 Common HTML5 Newbie Mistakes
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  • Time to Use PHP Return Types in Your Code
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  • What Is the Difference Between SSL/TLS vs. SSH, HTTP vs. HTTPS, and FTP vs. SFTP?
  • When to use encodeURI() and encodeURIComponent()?

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