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​ PHP Web Programming and Business Benefits of PHP Development

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​ PHP is a popular scripting language that evolved from what was called the Personal Home Page by Rasmus Lerdorf. Initially developed as a series of scripts that was used to track visitors to a webpage, it has turned out to be an interpreter on most operating systems and platforms and is considered the most popular language in the field of web development today. PHP can be used to create a range of web applications including personal websites, e-commerce applications as well as community web portals. As per statistics, about 35% of web traffic is handled by it while a vast majority of websites including those of Facebook and Wikipedia have used this language. Even the best blogging platforms like WordPress or Joomla are built using the platform. It is not without reason that this language has become so widely preferred as well as used. Several factors have contributed to its success. Here is a brief overview of how businesses benefit from PHP web developme...

5 tips for startup founders from startup founders

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Building a new tech company from the ground up is incredibly hard. Here are some tips from founders and co-founders who have already scaled that mountain that might help ease the journey for others.. David Mytton, CEO of Server Density (and friends.) 1:  Haste makes waste.  It's natural to be in a hurry to get product out the door, but take a breath first and really gauge where you are. Slow down when it comes to key decisions, said Dan Belcher, co-founder of Boston-based Stackdriver, a startup focused on monitoring and managing cloud workloads. "Doing things too early is as dangerous as — or even worse than — doing them too late. think hard about when you start to invest in sales and marketing and when you start forecasting, you need to implement roles and controls." Yesware founder and CEO Mathew Bellows Matthew Bellows, co-founder of Yesware, an email provider for salespeople, agreed. "Don't sell your product too soon. [...