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Top 5 PHP Frameworks for Web Development

PHP is the most popular server-side scripting language. As of today, almost 79% of websites use PHP across the world. The complexity of websites has increased a lot in recent years. Developing such websites require a lot of work. So, it is not feasible for anyone to always start from scratch. Hence, there is a need for a more structured way to start any project.

Posted in: MariaDB, MySQL, Ubuntu

How to Reset MySQL Root Password in Ubuntu

For any reason, you may have forgotten the MySQL root password and need to reset it. You can reset it if you have access to the server with sudo user privileges. Follow this simple guide and know how to reset MySQL root user password in Ubuntu.

In this guide, we use Ubuntu version 20.04, but it should also work with other similar Linux distributions such as future versions of Ubuntu and CentOS. Also, we cover the commands for resetting the root password of MariaDB as well.

Posted in: Ubuntu, VPS, WordPress

How to Install WordPress on VPS (Virtual Private Server)

WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world which is free, open-source, and used by millions of people for blogs, eCommerce stores, business websites, and much more.

Installing WordPress on VPS can have many benefits. With a VPS, you can configure and customize it in any manner suitable to your business. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install WordPress on VPS (Virtual Private Server). Here, we use Ubuntu 20.04.

Posted in: Database, MariaDB, Ubuntu

How to Install MariaDB on Ubuntu & Create Database

MariaDB server is one of the most popular and open-source relational database servers in the world. It is backward-compatible and a replacement for MySQL. In this guide, you will learn how to install the MariaDB server on Ubuntu 20.04 or later.

Posted in: Apache, PHP, Ubuntu

Upgrade PHP to a Newer Version in Ubuntu

In this tutorial, you will learn how to upgrade and switch PHP to a new version and make it work with the Apache server in Ubuntu 20.04. Once, you know how to install the newer version, you will also learn how to remove the older version.

Also, these same steps can be followed to upgrade PHP from any older version to a newer one by simply replacing the actual version mentioned with the version you wish to upgrade to. The process remains mostly similar across different versions of PHP.

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