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Start by creating a folder on your Linux server, for example named myweb. Remember to set proper folder permissions; 0755 is the standard default permission setting. 0755 translates to rwxr-xr-x:
Other users: Read and execute only (r-x)
Lately I’ve been mulling over how developers make money off the Microsoft Store. Microsoft once ran its own in-house ad network for the store, yet it shut down for reasons unknown—most likely poor financial performance.
Recently I tried publishing a WinUI 3 app to the Microsoft Store but kept getting several errors despite repeated fixes. Microsoft’s test reports were confusing and hard to understand. I finally figured out the root cause once they attached screenshots in their latest test report.
Literally, NativePHP stands for native PHP, meaning PHP applications that run locally. Traditionally, PHP has long been tied to web development, with all its code executing on remote servers. NativePHP flips this setup entirely. Developers can now use it to build native desktop software