1. How to Learn about Earning Cryptocurrency Virtual Coins with a PHP Cryptocurrency Mining Game
Updated on: 2023-11-17
Posted on: 2023-11-17
Blog: Tamagoshi PHP Cryptocurrency Miner Virtual Pet package blog
Package: Tamagoshi PHP Cryptocurrency Miner Virtual Pet
Usually, this mining work is done by specific software so that it can be automated, and the mining of virtual coins can done faster.
This package implements a game that simulates the cryptocurrency mining process done by a virtual pet.
This game can help people learn more about the cryptocurrency mining process in an educative and fun way.



1. How to Implement a PHP Shipping Calculator Script That Can Give Shipping Costs Based on the Distance to the Customer Location
Updated on: 2023-11-16
Posted on: 2023-11-16
Blog: PHP Shipping Calculator package blog
Package: PHP Shipping Calculator
When the goods are physical products, one aspect of the product's cost to the customer is the shipping cost.
The calculation of the shipping costs can be complex, depending on the cost of operation of the shipping carrier company.
This package provides a simple method of calculating shipping costs in PHP code that considers the geographic coordinates of the origin and destination location of the products to be shipped and the cost to deliver the products per kilometer of distance.



1. How to Create a PHP Crypto Currency Exchange to Buy and Sell Virtual Currencies
Updated on: 2023-11-15
Posted on: 2023-11-15
Blog: PHP Crypto Currency Exchange package blog
Package: PHP Crypto Currency Exchange
Usually, the exchange process between currencies is done by broker companies.
This package implements a simulation of a cryptocurrency broker system.
With more development work, it can evolve into a real cryptocurrency broker system that actual broker companies can use.



1. How to Implement a PHP Bitcoin Wallet Search to Recover Access to Wallets that the Owner Lost the Private Keys
Updated on: 2023-11-14
Posted on: 2023-11-14
Blog: PHP Bitcoin Private Key Find package blog
Package: PHP Bitcoin Private Key Find
Sometimes, the owners of the wallets lose private keys to access those wallets. When that happens, they lose access to the virtual currency amounts stored in their wallets, causing significant financial losses.
This package provides a simple application to guess the private keys of known wallets by generating keys from a list of possible random words that can have been used to create the wallets.
This way, this package provides some hope to recover access to virtual currency wallets that the owners may have lost access due to having lost the wallet's private keys.



1. How to Backup A Wordpress Site Manually Using a Tool that Can Run Even When the WordPress Installation is Damaged
Updated on: 2023-11-10
Posted on: 2023-11-10
Blog: Backup4WP package blog
Package: Backup4WP
WordPress sites are also targeted by people with bad intentions that may cause harm to a WordPress site installation.
It is always a good idea to take a backup of the files and database of the WordPress site, just in case something terrible happens.
This package provides a standalone tool that can backup and restore the files and database of a WordPress site.
It works independently from the WordPress site itself. So, if a WordPress site stops working due to some damage in the WordPress installation, this tool can still be used to restore the WordPress database.



1. How to Create a Laravel MongoDB CRUD Blog Application
Updated on: 2023-11-09
Posted on: 2023-11-09
Blog: Laravel MongoDB CRUD Blog package blog
Package: Laravel MongoDB CRUD Blog
This package implements a blog application that uses Laravel to implement CRUD operations on database records stored in MongoDB.



1. How to Start Implementing a PHP Banking System to Manage People's Finances Using an API
Updated on: 2023-11-07
Posted on: 2023-11-07
Blog: PHP Banking System API package blog
Package: PHP Banking System API
This package implements an API that can perform banking operations with accounts of users that can have a money balance.
It can be helpful to implement a banking system in sites that manage the money balances of their users.



1. How to Improve a PHP Movie Website with a Game that Lets Players Manage a TV Station to Battle for Prime Time Buying and Selling Movies to Exhibit
Updated on: 2023-11-03
Posted on: 2023-11-03
Blog: PHP Movie Game package blog
Package: PHP Movie Game
This package implements a game that lets players participate in a simulation of a television station and act as managers who can plan the station schedule, buy and sell movies, and battle for prime-time audiences with other television stations.
Playing a game like this can be nice to people who like the movie industry and want to work in this business area.



1. How Can PHP Monitor File Changes to Detect Important Events When PHP is Run with Swoole
Updated on: 2023-11-02
Posted on: 2023-11-02
Blog: Swotch PHP File Change Event Watch package blog
Package: Swotch PHP File Change Event Watch
It uses asynchronous programming to let developers define multiple PHP code sections that can run in parallel while other PHP code sections are waiting for tasks that access external resources that are not completed, like, for instance, database accesses, network connections, or file accesses.
This package implements a directory file watcher class that uses Swoole asynchronous support to process file changes in parallel with other tasks that your PHP Swoole-based applications may be performing.



14. Learn with a PHP OAuth2 Example Google API Access From the Console
Updated on: 2023-11-01
Posted on: 2023-11-01
Blog: PHP OAuth Library package blog
Package: PHP OAuth Library
Read this article to learn how to develop PHP scripts that can get OAuth2-based tokens to access a Google API from the console or as a task executed by corn.
OAuth is a protocol often used to access API on behalf of a user that grants permissions to access the services of an API on behalf of that user.
This allows applications to call APIs even when the user is not present accessing a Web page.
This is possible because the OAuth protocol can be used by Web services to provide token string values that applications can use to access the APIs whenever they want, using a token string as evidence that the user granted permission to access the APIs anytime the application runs.
So, what applications need to do to access an API from a console or a task started with the cron tool is to obtain that token string.
That needs to happen with the presence of the user. The user needs to go to a page of the application. There, the user browser is redirected to a page of the API service provided. The user is requested to permit the application to perform specific actions by calling the API.
[OAuth permission request page image]
After the user provides the requested permissions, the user's browser is redirected back to the application page. Then, the application calls the API following the OAuth protocol to retrieve the access token.
[OAuth application page showing the access token image]
From now on, the application can use the access token to perform API calls to which the user gave permission.


