Welcome to the Development tag. Here you’ll find the most recent posts that help you solve real coding problems fast. From building a full‑stack app with Next.js to cramming a WordPress site in 48 hours, every article gives practical steps you can try today.
We’ve got a mix of front‑end, back‑end, and full‑stack topics. The Next.js full‑stack guide explains what the framework does out of the box – server actions, API routes, and edge functions – and where you still need a database or auth layer. The Python full‑stack article breaks down which parts of the stack Python can cover and where you’ll need another language.
If you’re after speed, check out the Responsive Web Design Challenges post. It lists the top performance traps, image handling tricks, and accessibility checks you can add to your workflow. For a quick skill boost, the Java vs JavaScript comparison shows side‑by‑side pros and cons so you can decide which language to learn next.
WordPress fans aren’t left out. We have a 48‑hour beginner plan, a deep dive into whether professionals still use WordPress, and a look at the platform’s future in 2025. Each piece outlines the exact tools, plugins, and milestones you need to hit to launch a site without spending weeks on trial and error.
Pick a post that matches the stage you’re at. If you’re starting a new project, read the stack‑selection article to choose the right tech combo. If you’re stuck on layout, the responsive design checklist walks you through media queries, flexible grids, and image formats in less than ten minutes.
Every article ends with a short “next steps” list. Treat that as your personal to‑do list: copy the code snippet, run it locally, and tweak one variable to see what changes. The more you experiment, the faster you’ll internalize the concepts.
Feel free to combine posts. For example, pair the Python‑PHP integration guide with the WordPress tutorial to build a headless WordPress site that talks to a Python micro‑service. The synergy between posts is where the real learning happens.
We update the Development tag weekly, so bookmark this page and check back often. Whether you’re a beginner looking for a quick win or a senior dev hunting for the latest edge‑case fix, the right guide is just a click away.
PHP is a widely-used scripting language, but have you ever wondered about the language that builds PHP itself? The answer is C language. This article explores how PHP, a server-side scripting language, is developed using the C programming language, offering insights into its efficiency and widespread adoption. It unveils PHP's history, the role of C in its development, and interesting tidbits for developers.
As of 2024, WordPress continues to utilize PHP as its primary scripting language, maintaining its widespread popularity and reliability. The language forms the backbone of the CMS, supporting its vast ecosystem of plugins and themes. Despite advancements in other technologies, PHP remains integral to WordPress due to its stability and extensive community support. This article explores the reasons behind this continued alliance, examines technological shifts, and provides insights into future prospects.