Course Intermediate  114044

Course Introduction："Laravel 5.1/5.8 Cheatsheet: //m.sbmmt.com/phpkj/laravel/cheatsheet58.html" Manual introduction: Laravel 5.8 continues to optimize on the basis of Laravel 5.7, including the introduction of new Eloquent relationships ( has-one-through), optimize email verification, automatic registration of authorization policy classes based on agreement, DynamoDB cache and Session driver, optimize time zone configuration of task scheduler, support assigning multiple authentication guards to broadcast channels, PSR-16 cache driver specification etc.

Course Advanced  13031

Course Introduction：MIP (Mobile Instant Pages - Mobile Web Accelerator) is a set of open technical standards applied to mobile web pages. By providing MIP-HTML specifications, MIP-JS operating environment and MIP-Cache page caching system, mobile web pages are accelerated.

Course Intermediate  22800

Course Introduction：Many students do not know enough about the operation of PHP files when they are basic in PHP. This lesson will take you to learn the basic operations of PHP files. The main functions used in PHP file operations are PHP file-related functions. So we will mainly talk about That is, various functions related to PHP files. I believe this course will make you more interested in PHP!

Course Intermediate  1568

Course Introduction：Many students do not know enough about the operation of PHP files when they are basic in PHP. This lesson will take you to learn the basic operations of PHP files. The main functions used in PHP file operations are PHP file-related functions. So we will mainly talk about That is, various functions related to PHP files. I believe this course will make you more interested in PHP!

Course Advanced  9227

Course Introduction："PHP Development File Upload Tutorial" will explain how to upload a single file and then encapsulate the function

Course Introduction：1. First, find the search button in the HBuilderX software. 2. Then, find the search file under the search menu of HBuilderX. 3. Alternatively, we can also quickly search for files by pressing Ctrl+P.

2024-04-09 comment 0  1039

Course Introduction：The find command is one of my favorite commands. It can easily find the files I want to find. It can support too many methods to search, such as file name, file size, file type, etc. Next, let’s take a look. Syntax: find [search path] [options] [action] The find command does not have too many options. Today I will only talk about some commonly used options. Search by file name The option to search by file name is -name, which supports simple regular search. For example, I know that locale.conf is stored in the /etc directory...

2020-06-04 comment 0  169

Course Introduction：Finding files in Linux is a need we often encounter in daily use. Whether we are looking for specific files or files containing specific content, we need to master some common methods. This article will introduce common methods of finding files in Linux, and attach specific code examples for reference. 1. Use the find command. The find command is the most commonly used tool for finding files in Linux systems. Its syntax is: find[path][options][expression][path

2024-02-26 comment 0  1108

Course Introduction：Finding files in Linux is one of the techniques we often use in daily operation and maintenance work. By searching for files, we can quickly locate specific files and perform corresponding operations. This article will introduce the techniques and practices commonly used to find files under Linux, with specific code examples. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. 1. Use the find command. The find command is a very powerful file search tool in Linux systems. It can recursively search for files in a specified path based on specified conditions. Here are some common find commands

2024-02-26 comment 0  965