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    If you have ever researched web hosting, you have surely encountered the name 'cPanel'. But, do you really know what cPanel is, how it works, and what makes it the most widely used tool for managing websites and servers? Although many hosting providers include it by default, those who are starting out may be overwhelmed by the number of options when entering for the first time. However, discovering the potential of cPanel can save you hours and a lot of headaches, whether you are a beginner or already have experience.

If you've ever worked with websites or applications that use databases, you've surely heard of phpMyAdmin. This great little program is a favorite among developers, webmasters, and anyone who needs to manage MySQL or MariaDB databases without going crazy using the command line. In this article, we're going to cover—in plain English, of course—everything you need to know about phpMyAdmin: what it's for, how to use it, what advantages it offers, and also some little tricks, security tips, and a few interesting alternatives.

In the field of software development and testing, especially when we talk about APIs, Postman has become an essential name. Nowadays, efficient integration and operation between applications largely depends on the quality and robustness of APIs. From development teams to those starting out in the IT world, practically everyone encounters Postman at some point. But, what is Postman really, what is it for, why has it achieved such popularity and how can it help you in your projects?

In today’s digital world, the term API pops up everywhere—from mobile apps to web services and desktop programs. Yet many people still wonder: what exactly is an API, and why is it so important in software development and everyday digital life? In this article, we give you a clear, in-depth, and up-to-date explanation of everything you need to know about APIs: how they work, the different types that exist, and why they have become an indispensable tool for developers, companies, and end users alike.

If you work with websites built in Drupal, you have surely heard about Composer. This tool has become essential for managing PHP projects, especially for those who want to keep their dependencies up to date and their code organised. In Drupal’s case, Composer is not only useful—it is now the recommended way to install and maintain the core, modules, themes, and other libraries.

Composer has become an indispensable tool for any PHP developer who wants to work in a professional, well-organised, and efficient way. Whether you’re creating a small script or a large web application, managing external libraries has never been so easy since this dependency manager appeared.

Have you ever wondered how files are transferred between different computers on a network? Although nowadays we usually upload and download files with just a few clicks from the cloud or email services, the reality is that FTP has been streamlining these processes for decades—long before the web as we know it even existed. Despite its age, this protocol remains highly relevant in fields such as web development, server administration, and in companies that need to move large files from one place to another.