Sending automated emails with PHP, Swiftmailer and Twig
Checking the performance of PHP exceptions
Sometimes we use exceptions to manage the flow of our scripts. I imagine that the use of exceptions must have a performance lack. Because of that I will perform a small benchmark to test the performance of one simple script throwing exceptions and without them. Let’s start: First a silly script to find even numbers (please don’t use it it’s only for the benchmanrk 🙂 ) error_reporting(-1); $time =
Using node.js to store PHP sessions
We use sessions when we want to preserve certain data across subsequent accesses. PHP allows us to use different handlers when we’re using sessions. The default one is filesystem, but we can change it with session.save_handler in the php.ini. session.save_handler defines the name of the handler which is used for storing and retrieving data associated with a session. We also can create our own hand
Real time notifications with PHP
Real time communications are cool, isn’t it? Something impossible to do five years ago now (or almost impossible) is already available. Nowadays we have two possible solutions. WebSockets and Comet. WebSockets are probably the best solution but they’ve got two mayor problems: Not all browsers support them. Not all proxy servers allows the communications with websokets. Because of that I prefer to
Protect files within public folders with mod_rewrite and PHP
Here’s the problem. We have a legacy application (or a WordPress blog for the example) and we want to protect the access to the application according to our corporate single sign on. We can create a plug-in in WordPress to ensure only our single sign-on’s session cookie is activated. With WordPress we can create a simple plug-in to perform our desired behaviour: <?php // wp-content/plugins/gamAuth
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