Technical Babaji is all about teaching Coding & Programming skills and techniques in an well organized and practical manner. If you are just getting started in Coding & Programming. Technical Babaji has all the tools you need to learn the newest and most popular technologies to convert you from a no stack to full stack developer. Technical Babaji also deep dives into advanced topics using the latest best practices for you seasoned web developers.
I started Technical Babaji in order to share my passion for Coding & Programming, and do what I truly love. Teach and inspire new web developers. I have been in love with full stack web development since 2017 when I did my first internship as a web developer. Ever since then I have pursued my passion, learning everything there is to know about web development. Over the years I have taught many colleagues and friends the joys of web development, and cannot wait to teach you.
Name : Tarique Akhtar Ansari Contact me: tarique.rkl@gmail.com
This was an amazing and clear explanation. You rarely find a gem that you feel will help improve your ability on a fundamental level to write code. Thank you!!!
Thank you for the tutorial... but I have a few noob questions: do I just put the .php file in the public_html? And would I access the database if it's not on localhost (I'm just trying to upload it to CPanel)
Will the phpmyadmin site allow me to view the data collected? For instance 50 people click on option A, 30 option B, 70 option C in a manner that displays 50, 30, 70. Tried doing something similar many years ago but uncertain how i could've viewed the data. While I can always create a form that submits to email...going through 150 emails to then add them up manually to put into excel...way too time consuming. Also...if I collect zip code...will it be presented through the site you're using.
len solution in password:- password: { type: DataTypes.STRING, allowNull: false, validate: { len: { args: [7, 10], msg: 'Password must be between 7 and 10 characters long' } } }
