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Prevent uploads nude or adult images using php

Mar

31

2014

Image Nudity Filter can be used to determine whether an image may contain nudity. It analyses the colors used in different sections of an image to determine whether those colors match the human skin color tones. As result of the analysis it returns a score value that reflects the probability of the image to ...

CakePHP V/s other frameworks 2

Jun

22

2013

CakePHP V/s Symfony URL : http://symfony.com CakePHP VS Symfony Compariosn Both CakePHP and Symfony are excellent frameworks for developing robust web applications. Analysing their pros & cons helps you choose the best out of these. CakePHP v/s Symfony – A Quick Comparison To Help Developers Choose The Best Framework! PHP based frameworks such as CakePHP ...

Why is my site slow?

Jun

5

2013

There’s several common reasons why sites are slow — we ask that you please troubleshoot via this article before opening up a ticket asking for additional assistance. Before we start troubleshooting, most CPU issues resolve themselves within 10 minutes or so. It could be many of the reasons below, however if your site has been slow ...

Introduction to MySQL with PHP

Aug

18

2011

A database is your best choice for storing data in your web application, and the MySQL database server has always been the most popular choice among PHP developers. It’s supported by almost any hosting company offering PHP, which makes it easy to get started with, and you can even download and install it on your ...

Variables in PHP

Aug

18

2011

Variables are one of the most important aspects of every programming language. They allow you to store a value within a named container, for later use or manipulation. Storing and retrieving something from memory is a complicated task, but fortunately, PHP hides all this low level stuff, and makes it super easy to declare and ...

What is PHP?

Aug

18

2011

PHP is an extremely popular, Open Source scripting language, most commonly used on webservers to produce dynamic pages. The name “PHP” is a recursive acronym for “PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor” and was initially created by Rasmus Lerdorf in 1994. As of today, the current version of PHP is version 5, with version 6 in the making. ...