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From zero, beyond boundaries.
I believe every action starts with a simple curiosity — a wish to see for myself.
With that curiosity, I set out, letting reflection and creation become part of the journey.
— ZeroX Studio
With that curiosity, I set out, letting reflection and creation become part of the journey.
— ZeroX Studio
Why FastAPI Fails to Parse PHP cURL Multi-File Uploads (and How to Fix It)
In real-world projects, it’s quite common to run into issues when using PHP cURL to send multiple files to a FastAPI endpoint. FastAPI may fail to parse the uploaded file fields correctly, leading to missing files, mismatched field names, or unexpected request payloads. This article breaks down the key reasons behind these parsing failures and presents a proven, reliable way to implement multi-file uploads, helping developers build stable cross-language file upload workflows between PHP and FastAPI.
Practical PHP Notes: Commonly Used Syntax and Functions I Use in Real Projects
This article is a practical collection of PHP syntax and functions that I frequently use in real-world projects. It covers common use cases such as string manipulation, array handling, date and time processing, file operations, and error handling. Instead of serving as a textbook, this post focuses on useful patterns that actually appear in production code, acting as a personal cheat sheet for efficient PHP development.
PHP for Beginners: Why Developers Still Choose PHP Today — A Pragmatic Introduction
PHP is a long-standing programming language that remains widely used today.This article takes a practical approach to examining PHP’s strengths and limitations, addressing common criticisms, real-world usage, and career considerations. It also explores why—despite the popularity of many modern languages—PHP can still serve as a reasonable entry point for beginners.If you are considering whether PHP is worth learning, this article offers a grounded perspective without unnecessary hype.
Common Web Development Terms Explained: What Are Frontend, Backend, Client-Side, and Server-Side?
This article provides a beginner-friendly overview of frontend, backend, and full-stack development. From browser-side technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, to server-side logic and API design, readers can understand how a website truly works. It also explains the evolution of frontend–backend separation, comparing SSR, CSR, and Hybrid Rendering, and clarifies the difference between client/server and front/back office concepts—making it perfect for anyone looking to build a solid foundation in web development.