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Master PHPUnit Testing with MariaDB Integration for Developers
Getting Started with PHPUnit: A Complete Guide with MariaDB Database Integration Introduction PHPUnit is an essential tool for testing PHP code to ensure it behaves as expected.
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How to Self-Host Immich: An Open-Source Photo And Video Manager
How to Install Immich: An Open-Source Photo Management Solution Using Podman If you are looking for a self-hosted, open-source solution to manage your photos and videos, Immich might be exactly what you need.
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Build An HTML5 Color Picker with CMYK
Creating an HTML5 Color Picker with CMYK Using the Input Element Creating an HTML5 Color Picker with CMYK Using the Input Element In this post, we’ll explore how to create a simple HTML5 color picker that allows users to select colors in the CMYK color model (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key/Black) using the <input> element.
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PHP Database Word Search App
Building a Word Search with PHP and MariaDB: Fetching Search Results Using FULLTEXT, LIKE, and LOCATE/POSITION In this beginner-level tutorial, we’ll walk you through creating a simple word search application using PHP and MariaDB.
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Pure CSS 3D Text Spiral Animations
How to Create a CSS3 3D Text Spiral Animation in Your WordPress Blog Categories: CSS, Web Development, WordPress, Animations, Beginner Tutorials Tags: CSS3, 3D Text Animation, WordPress, Web Design, JavaScript, Animation Effects, CSS Tutorial Introduction In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we will explore how to create a stunning CSS3 3D Text Spiral Animation effect using four…
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Post-Unboxing: AMD Instinct Mi60 Shroud And Fan
Unboxing the AMD Instinct Mi60 Shroud & Fan: Is It Worth Buying Used in 2025 for Blender & AI?
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Generate Low-Poly Rubber Duck With Blender Python API For Website
Create a Cute Rubber Duck in Blender Using Python (No GUI) and Display It on Your Website If you’re new to Blender and Python, this tutorial will guide you through creating a simple, stylized rubber duck entirely via Blender’s Python API – all from the command line without opening the Blender interface.
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