Systems | Development | Analytics | API | Testing

%term

Measuring the DOM Namespace Reconciliation Performance Fix

This is the story of the manufacturing of seven-league boots for a function that is responsible for processing XML/HTML data in the PHP library. Optimizations in the PHP standard library, like here in ext/dom, have the potential to speed up the performance of applications significantly by an upgrade to the current PHP version.

A comprehensive guide to PHP file operations

Everything you do when using computers is related to files and folders. The browser you're using to view this webpage is a file on your device, and this webpage is a file on this website's server, which means everything is a file one way or another. In this article, you will learn everything you need to know to build files and folder-related features in your PHP applications.

The 10 Best APIs for Start-ups in 2024

If your startup is planning to build an app, you’re going to need an Application Programming Interface, better known as an “API.” The role of an API is to give your app a set of directions so it can get all the information it needs to interact with your business. APIs are extremely valuable, but they can also be difficult to navigate. Here’s a look at the 10 best APIs for start-ups that will ensure your business has the fundamental technology needed to be successful in 2023.

Leveraging AI and Analytics in Your Data Privacy Program

In an age of rapid technological transformation, governments are playing regulatory catch-up as they try to keep pace with technological developments and the increasing amount of personal identifiable information (“PII”) generated by our every-day lives. Privacy laws regulating the use of PII continue to strengthen (Gartner estimates that while 10% of the world’s population was covered by comprehensive privacy laws in 2020, by year-end 2024 it will be 75%).

How to Fix a Circular Import in Python

Think of two pieces of code (let's call them A and B) that need each other to work. A says, "I need B to do my job," and at the same time, B says, "I need A to do my job." But if A is waiting for B to work, and B is waiting for A to work, neither can start working. This "waiting on each other" situation causes Python to get stuck and throw a circular import error.