Comprehensive guide on logging for custom web projects, covering what to store, log retention policies, and storage options.

Managing user permissions is a critical aspect of web application development. Proper access control ensures that users only interact with data and features they are authorized to use. A well-structured permission system enhances security, prevents data breaches, and improves usability.

MySQL vs. Redis: Understanding Key Differences, Performance Benchmarks, and Best Use Cases for Modern Applications – When to Use SQL Databases for Structured Data and When to Leverage In-Memory Storage for Speed, Caching, and Real-Time Processing. A Comprehensive Guide to Making the Right Choice for Your Project.

A comprehensive guide to Authorize.Net test cards, including approved transactions, declined scenarios, and error response codes for seamless payment testing.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) has become a cornerstone of online security. It provides an extra layer of protection by requiring users to verify their identity in two ways—typically, something they know (a password) and something they have (a code sent to their phone). But implementing 2FA effectively requires balancing security with user convenience. Here’s a look at when and why you should prompt for 2FA, with specific timing recommendations and examples, including how to implement checks using PHP.