Zend Press Releases
A lot has been said about the importance of “off-lining jobs,” which is essentially deferring heavy, time and resource consuming transactions to the background. When using offline processing, users don’t have to wait for a transaction to complete while accessing your website or application. We see this commonly in credit card transactions, email creation, and […]
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Zend Studio 13.6 is now available. The main focus in this new release is the support for PHP 7.1, with additional feature improvements including Composer and JavaScript tooling. In addition, the underlying Eclipse Platform has been updated to the latest Neon release, bringing support for HiDPi displays and other goodies. Let’s look into the details. PHP 7.1 support PHP […]
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Whether it is an online store, a service center, or some other web application, almost all of these need to store information about end users. User profiles, credentials, transactions’ details, and activity tracking are just a few of the sensitive pieces of data that may be capturing. Passwords and credit card numbers are the most obvious ones for concerns around security and privacy […]
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