Pagination is an essential part of web development that allows users to navigate through a large list of data easily. It divides the data into small chunks and displays them in a structured and manageable way.
In CakePHP 4 you don’t need to write lots of code to create a pagination list. For this paginate() method is available that executes from the controller.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create a pagination in CakePHP 4 with MySQL database data.
Column charts are one of the most common and widely used chart types. It is a visual representation of data that uses bars to show the values of different categories.
Google charts API allows to create different types of charts like – pie, bar, line, column, etc. It takes Array type value as data.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create column chart using Google Chart API and load MySQL data dynamically using PHP with a live example.
Web development has, for a while, been a breeze with the range of frameworks and tools available to create great projects with minimal effort. A front-end framework can be considered a toolbox filled with all kinds of valuable tools that developers can use to create a website or application quickly and efficiently.
Like a carpenter needs his hammer and saw, a web developer needs their front-end framework to build a unique website or application. But much like any tool, both pros and cons are associated with using front-end frameworks for web development.
This article will explore the benefits and drawbacks of using a front-end framework for your project. Let’s start by opening up this “toolbox” and looking at the pros and cons of using front-end frameworks for web development.
Event calendars are a powerful tool that keeps track of upcoming events, schedules, appointments, and deadlines.
I am using FullCalendar plugin to create a calendar layout and make it dynamic using PHP and MySQL. Plugin is not dependent on any library, responsive, and automatically fits on the page. Different types of options and events are available to customize and control it.
In this tutorial, I show how you can create an event, update and delete an existing event, and load events in the FullCalendar JavaScript library using PHP AJAX and MySQL.
I am using FullCalendar v6 in the example and sweetAlert library to display an alert box to add/edit events.
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