As you might be thinking, ‘What are sprite images on my website?’ Think of an old PC game; it needed several sprites that represented the character’s movement And maybe you’re wondering, why do I need this? In the reality of the web, it’s beneficial to have all the sprites in a single image for what […]

As you may know if you’ve been following the blog, over the past few days I did an experiment with AI to write an article in English titled A Guide to Composer Autoload. In this article, I will share my point of view on AI and the generated writing in that post. My thoughts are […]

Composer Autoload simplifies dependency management in PHP projects by automating the inclusion of classes and libraries, eliminating the need for manual file inclusion. It improves development efficiency, reduces errors, and enhances code organization using namespaces. Additionally, it promotes compatibility with other PHP components, increasing flexibility and scalability in projects. Understanding PSR standards The PSR (PHP […]

Since 2023, we can use nested CSS natively, which allows for much clearer and more understandable stylesheets. But let's go back in time to understand the difference that having this at our disposal makes.

And finally, HTML5 lazy loading has arrived in all browsers. This will help you load images on your page lazily so they don't interfere with the page load, but you can also apply this lazy loading to iframes.