I use XAMPP on Ubuntu, and I’m completely satisfied with phpMyAdmin for database management.

Tailwind CSS (regardless of how it evolves or its current state) inspired me to start building my own reusable components that I can easily use across different projects later on.

I’m also planning to focus on building e-commerce projects.

@Wanti You can define multiple conditions inside the same function using logical operators like AND, OR, XOR, etc.

$filteredBooks = filter($books, function ($book) {
    return $book['releaseYear'] > 1950 && $book['releaseYear'] < 2000;
});

@daedraheart

<?= $array['key1'] . $array['key2'] ?>

<?= ?> is simply a shorthand for <?php echo ?>, so it behaves the same when outputting expressions, including string concatenation.