[Fix] deprecated: Required parameter follows optional parameter

[Fix] deprecated: Required parameter follows optional parameter

This type of error occurs in PHP 8 and higher. This means if you have a function and an optional parameter comes first and then the required param – this deprecation message triggers. Example. Here $a is an optional parameter,

Upgrade your composer to v2, please.

Upgrade your composer to v2, please.

Featured Image: “Vintage Typewriter Composing” by Wendelin Jacober is marked with CC0 1.0. Composer v2 has significantly improved performance. It updates your packages faster, ignoring already installed packages. If you’re still using composer v1.x – you have probably seen the warning message: Warning

Debouncing – preventing a function to run instantly in React

Debouncing – preventing a function to run instantly in React

Debouncing is a term in software development that is used to prevent a function to run until a specific time has elapsed, which significantly improves the cost. Cost in the terms of requests. Example: let’s say we have a search

Introducing the Himalayan Bank WooCommerce Plugin to accept Credit Cards payments

Introducing the Himalayan Bank WooCommerce Plugin to accept Credit Cards payments

Himalayan Bank recently updated its payment API to v2. The Himalayan Bank WordPress plugin version 1.x. doesn’t work anymore. Please update the plugin to v2 if you still have version 1.x on your site. If you’re new, check out the

Exclude directory when using git diff

Exclude directory when using git diff

git diff is one of the frequently used git commands during software development. It shows you the changes you made locally from the last commit. However, sometimes you don’t want to see the diff from specific directories. For example in

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