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What Is PHP?

 What Is PHP? PHP was in development in 1994, when creator Rasmus Lerdorf wanted a better way to administer his personal homepage. It all began as a few CGI binaries that Lerdorf used to build several interesting applications. This in itself isn’t so exciting, especially since early forms of PHP couldn’t even interface with a database! Regardless, Lerdorf started what would become a very prominent web development language. From thereon out, PHP became an open source piece of software that anyone could contribute work on. Over the years developers have added quite a bit of functionality to the language overall. Through all the changes that occurred over the years, we can now describe PHP as the following: Server-Side Scripting Language – In addition to being a scripting language, PHP is a server-side scripting language. This essentially means that PHP runs on the web server end of things (Which is why you should take advantage of our free hosting if you don’t have hosting already!)....

How to Web Design For A Travel Agency

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  Web Design For A Travel Agency Web design for the travel agency industry is a market segment that ID Studio Web Agency is starting to gain a great reputation.   One of the enjoyable aspects of travel agency web design is the ability to immerse and capture your site visitors with emotive photography.   Having recently developed a website for Uncover Columbia, Bunsen, Flight Finders and an internal sales learning website for Trafalgar Travel, we thought we could share some of our insights and tips we have learned along the way.   Showcase your Travel Agency niches and specialisms If you are a specialty travel agent, then your branding and web design will need to reflect this throughout the site. The homepage needs to enforce your core services, incorporating professional photography on a carousel, subtly changing from one emotive image to another (the importance of professional photography for travel agents is outlined later in this blog). You need to showcase you...