Sukrit Dhandhania discusses how to use .htaccess to make user and search engine friendly URLs for your web applications.
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Today, JavaScript can be written, debugged, and even tested using frameworks’ built-in functionality or by specialized software. In today’s article, we’ll begin examining some of the latest ways of debugging your JavaScript code.
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The Apache web server has a number of very useful and powerful features, one of which is the ability to rewrite URLs. Using the mod_rewrite module, Apache allows you to create short or fancy looking URLs transparently. This article discusses how to enable, configure, and tweak mod_rewrite in your Apache installation.
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The Error object provides a number of properties to help you display more meaningful error messages to the client and more useful debugging information to you, the developer. In this article, we’ll go over how to use the Error object to handle runtime exceptions.
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Apache can be configured to protect either the whole website or just certain sections of it. Learn how to create users and set up a user authentication system so that when someone goes to a protected section of your website they are asked to enter a username and a password.
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Web content has gone through many different phases since the first html document went online in 1990. Learn how content management systems have evolved since their first appearance, what’s hot now and where to find podcasts to get familiar with the lingo and get up to speed fast.
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