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How To Set Up Mod_Rewrite (page 2) — step-by-step Web Servers tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Set Up Mod_Rewrite (page 2)

This tutorial goes over Mod_Rewrite, an apache module that allows you to manipulate URLS to provide shorter or more relevant ones. This tutorial will go over Activating Mod_Rewrite, Creating and Using the required .htaccess page, and setting up the URL rewrites. This is the second section of the tutorial that started here: https://www.progressiverobot.com/how-to-set-up-mod-rewrite/

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How To Create a Laravel Contact Form and Send Emails with SendGrid — step-by-step Web Servers tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Create a Laravel Contact Form and Send Emails with SendGrid

Laravel is a free, open source PHP framework, based on Symfony and used for creating web applications. SendGrid is a cloud-based SMTP provider that allows you to send email without having to maintain email servers. In this tutorial, you’ll add a contact form to an existing Laravel application and configure it to send emails via SMTP using SendGrid.

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Apache Basics: Installation and Configuration Troubleshooting — step-by-step Web Servers tutorial on Progressive Robot

Apache Basics: Installation and Configuration Troubleshooting

The Apache web server is an open-source web server popular for its flexibility, power, and widespread support. In this guide, we’ll go over some common procedures for managing the Apache server, including stopping, starting, and enabling the service, working with virtual host files and directories, and locating important files and directories on your server.

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Introduction to Web Servers — step-by-step Web Servers tutorial on Progressive Robot

Introduction to Web Servers

A web server’s primary role is to serve web pages for a website. They act as an intermediary between the backend and the frontend, serving up resources like HTML and CSS files to JSON data, all generated dynamically on the fly or served statically. It uses protocols such as HTTP or HTTPS in a request-and-response format, allowing communication between backend machines and a requesting client’s web browser.

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