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What is Load Testing? Processes, Types, Best Practices, Tools, and More

Load Testing is a type of performance testing in which any software, application, or website is subjected to a realistic load. Your application could fail badly in real-world scenarios if you don't have it.

PHP Exception Handling Using Try Catch: For Basic and Advanced Use

Error handling in PHP with try-catch blocks is remarkably similar to error handling in other programming languages. The PHP runtime looks for a catch statement that can handle a PHP exception when it is thrown.

Nameserver: What is It? How Does It Work? Why It is Important to Your Website?

A nameserver is a server that converts domain names into IP addresses. It answers client queries regarding the location of a domain name and associated services on DNS servers, such as from a computer or tablet.

14 Useful Bash Aliases that Make Shell Less Complex and More Fun

A Bash alias is a way to replace or complement existing Bash commands with new ones. Bash aliases make it simple for users to personalize their POSIX terminal experience.

How to Display All PHP Errors: For Basic and Advanced Use

During the execution of a PHP application, it is possible for it to generate a wide range of warnings and errors. We'll go through all of the different ways to activate PHP errors and warnings in this tutorial.

Node.js ORMs: Why it's bad for you?

Did you hear Node.js ORM? Yes, you heard it right. We have explained what is Node.js ORM and the problems in using it. Also, look deep into the article and learn whether you should use it in your project or not.

An Ultimate Guide to Node.js Logging

Node.js logging can be done in a variety of ways. To improve logging, we can use the built-in features or one of the many popular packages. Logs can be used to analyse user behaviour and the application's general health.

Application Performance Management (APM) - 11 Features to Look For When Choosing APM Tool

The act of managing the overall performance of software applications to monitor availability, transaction times, and performance concerns that could potentially impair the user experience is known as Application Performance Management, or APM.

Talk of the Town: Single Page Application

A Single Page Application loads data dynamically without loading the entire content for each subsequent request. Learn what is SPA and the workflow of it.

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