Examples of operating systems capable of serving http-requests that does not support direct slash for directory separator
My php framework uses DIRECORY_SEPARATOR constant instead of /. Can there be any other options for a directory separator?
Web applications and homogeneity across users
My boss is asking me to implement certain features in a web application (rails) that are relevant for only a couple users, sometimes just one user (the reason is this is targeted for businesses and a user has a high life-time value for him).
Web applications and homogeneity across users
My boss is asking me to implement certain features in a web application (rails) that are relevant for only a couple users, sometimes just one user (the reason is this is targeted for businesses and a user has a high life-time value for him).
Web applications and homogeneity across users
My boss is asking me to implement certain features in a web application (rails) that are relevant for only a couple users, sometimes just one user (the reason is this is targeted for businesses and a user has a high life-time value for him).
Web applications and homogeneity across users
My boss is asking me to implement certain features in a web application (rails) that are relevant for only a couple users, sometimes just one user (the reason is this is targeted for businesses and a user has a high life-time value for him).
Web applications and homogeneity across users
My boss is asking me to implement certain features in a web application (rails) that are relevant for only a couple users, sometimes just one user (the reason is this is targeted for businesses and a user has a high life-time value for him).
Explanation of how server-side programming languages are accessed
It is my understanding that any general-purpose programming language can be used for server-side development of a website.
Explanation of how server-side programming languages are accessed
It is my understanding that any general-purpose programming language can be used for server-side development of a website.
Explanation of how server-side programming languages are accessed
It is my understanding that any general-purpose programming language can be used for server-side development of a website.
Should I omit database and server communication (after initial response)?
I have a project that I’m working on where a user uploads a big file which gets parsed by the backend, and then returns the data back in a friendlier format. Now I’m wondering whether I actually need a database to store it, or should I just send all the data back to the user in JSON and let JavaScript to show the data properly on button presses?