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Sessions, superglobals, upload handling, operators, exceptions, and ini parsing—more PHP Q&A with modern notes on cookies, session lifetime, and removed session APIs.
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More PHP Q&A: files and variables, database safety, legacy magic quotes, strings, statics, references, password hashing, OpenSSL, serialization, and sessions—with notes on what still applies in modern PHP.
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How PHP fits into modern web stacks, from WordPress to custom apps: language basics, OOP rules, MySQLi, superglobals, validation, and the tools beginners use every day—updated for clear, accurate examples.
Read moreA clear walkthrough of classes, objects, visibility, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, abstraction, and interfaces vs abstract classes in PHP—with small code examples you can run and extend.
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The final installment in our jQuery interview series: $.ajax options, filter(), QUnit, performance-friendly selectors, chaining, and when a library helps without replacing JavaScript. Tags: Interview, jQuery, Information.
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Part 4 covers real-world jQuery usage: UI patterns, browser concerns, ASP.NET master pages, selectors, jQuery.data, each(), length vs size, multiple ready handlers, .load(), and noConflict().
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Part 3 covers jQuery effects, minified builds, where jQuery runs, ASP.NET integration, version checks, find() vs children(), and how plugin-style ‘connect’ patterns fit into real projects.
Read morePart 2 of our jQuery interview series goes deeper: detach() vs remove(), classes, CDN behavior, $.get() vs $.ajax(), chaining, event handlers, performance, and how jQuery fits with HTML vs XML.
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jQuery still powers millions of sites and legacy stacks. These questions—from $() and $(document).ready() to selectors, each(), DOM helpers, and attr()—are among the most common in interviews.
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What the Apache HTTP Server is, how it fits in a web stack, key features, HTTP/S and configuration concepts, pros and cons, request flow, throughput tuning with MPMs, and core tuning directives.
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Install the classic LAMP-style stack on Ubuntu: Apache as the web server, MySQL for data, PHP with common extensions, and Composer for dependency management.
Read moreRaise PHP upload limits so you can import large .sql and .sql.gz files through Apache—then verify with phpinfo and learn a faster terminal import pattern.
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