Picture this: you've been working tirelessly on your latest coding project, pouring your heart and soul into every line of code. You're feeling pretty good about your progress until you make a small change, and suddenly everything comes crashing down. Your project is broken, and you have no idea what went wrong. Sound familiar?

Have you ever gazed at your favorite website in awe, wondering how its buttons work or how it manages to look so intriguing and attractive? Do you ever wish you could create something that looks just as amazing? Well, if you aspire to become a  front-end developer, the good news is that it is a wise long-term career option. 

In the digital age, the entry point to any online service is through a seamless registration process. It’s the handshake that begins the relationship between your website and your users. But how do you ensure that this crucial first interaction is both welcoming and secure? Cue PHP, a reliable ally in the web development arena.

In this blog post, I am going to discuss the trending 'buzzword' PWA i.e Progressive Web Apps.

What is PWA?

Your CMS is the chassis of your content marketing campaign.It doesn’t matter how great your content is, if your CMS can’t display and manage it right, it won’t have nearly half the impact it deserves.

Many people mistakingly consider Drupal as a CMS (Content Management System), while Drupal is primarily a framework, one that can be used to build a CMS, but out of the box it is nothing more than a toolset with some basic functionality.

Its been 5 great months since I started working for S J Innovation. Feels good to be a part of SJ Innovation and work as a team to achieve company’s motto and individual goals.

I had heard that employees at SJI are very friendly and helpful and it is a great place for freshers to learn and it’s exactly as what I had heard.

We as a developers constantly trying to improve our development workflow. Whether it is related to writing code, automating some things or just staying more productive and focused. Here we will talk about how we can improve creation of files using Xcode custom templates. Many of us may not have heard about it because Apple is not promoting this functionality and there is not much documentation on this topic. But such functionality exists anyways and may drastically improve files or whole modules creation with some pre-populated boilerplate code.

Database

1. Index the required columns from table.
Make sure the table columns are properly indexed as per the requirement of your query. Do not keep adding too many indices, as it takes up additional disk space.