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29th August 2025
ubuntu blog
29th August 2025
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How to Install Apache, MySQL and PHP on Ubuntu (Without XAMPP or LAMP)

On Ubuntu, you don’t need third-party bundles like XAMPP, WAMP, or LAMPP to set up a development environment. Instead, you can install Apache, MySQL, and PHP manually using Ubuntu’s package manager. This method gives you a clean and flexible setup where each component is installed and configured natively in the system. By doing so, you have better control over versions, security updates, and configuration settings, making it suitable not only for development but also for production environments. Install Apache To begin, you first install Apache, which is the web server responsible for serving your website’s files and handling client requests. […]
10th January 2024
Database Schema Design
10th January 2024
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Database Schema Design – Complete Guide

Here are the key things to know about database schema design: Not all databases are equal. The design of a database schema influences how efficiently your database runs and how quickly you can retrieve information. However, designing a database schema is easier said than done. This article offers an overview of how database schema design works, as well as examples and best practices to help you optimize database schema design. What Is a Database Schema? Simply put, a database schema is a formal description of the structure or organization of a particular database (DB). The term database schema is most […]
16th September 2023
Hybrid Application Development Company
16th September 2023
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NestJS vs Go: Performance comparison for JWT verify and MySQL query

Introduction After publishing a record number of articles on comparing performance of various technologies like Node.js, Deno, Bun, Rust, Go, Spring, Python, etc. for a simple hello world case, I consistently got comments that the articles were good, but weren’t applicable directly for real-world use cases. I was asked to do the same for more ‘real-world’ cases. The articles also (and still) attracted a record number of views. However, the point was well taken. Hello world was the best starting point, but definitely not a ‘real-world’ case. Real-world use case This article is a part of the series where I’m […]
3rd January 2022
XpertLab - Mobile Application Development Company in Junagadh
3rd January 2022
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Tips-to-improve-mysql-query-performance

XpertLab – Mobile Application Development Company in Junagadh Here’s a quick and comprehensive look into how to improve mysql query performance in simple ways MySQL is the most sought-after open source Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL). A poorly-crafted or disorganized SQL query acts as a potent killer of the overall performance of your application. Therefore, it is crucial to optimize your query performance. MySQL comes with tools that help us in the optimization of queries. Let’s dive into the essential and useful tips to improve MySQL Query for speed and performance. XpertLab – Mobile […]
25th May 2021
orm
25th May 2021
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Object-Relational Mapping (ORM)

As a relative newcomer to the programming world, terms like Object-Relational-Mapper can sound really intimidating. The nice part about ORMs, is that they actually make it easier to write code once you get the hang of them (usually). In this post, I aim to explain what an ORM does, as well as the pros and cons of using them in your projects. Let’s get to it! What is an ORM? Before we talk about what an Object-Relational-Mapper is, it might be better to talk about Object-Relational-Mapping as a concept first. Unless you’ve worked exclusively with NoSQL databases, you’ve likely written your fair […]
31st October 2020
xpertlab - mysql
31st October 2020
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Improve MySQL Query Performance

MySQL is the most popular open-source Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL). A single poorly-designed SQL query will pose a significant threat to the overall performance of your application. Therefore, optimizing query performance is essential. MySQL comes with tools that help us in the optimization of queries. Let’s have a look at the most important and useful tips to improve MySQL Query for speed and performance. 1. Optimize Your Database You need to know how to design schemas to support efficient queries. Well-designed queries and schema are crucial for your application to work properly. Optimizing […]
30th January 2020
Professional It Company Junagadh
30th January 2020
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NoSQL Database

Professional It Company Junagadh Professional It Company Junagadh Professional It Company Junagadh What is NoSQL? A NoSQL (often interpreted as Not only SQL) database provides a mechanism for storage and retrieval of data that is modeled in means other than the tabular relations used in relational databases. Motivations for this approach include simplicity of design, horizontal scaling, and finer control over availability. Why NoSQL? NoSQL databases first started out as in-house solutions to real problems in companies such as Amazon Dynamo, Google and others. These companies found that SQL didn’t meet their requirements. In particular, these companies faced three primary issues: unprecedented transaction volumes, expectations of low-latency access to massive […]
13th March 2019
xpertlab-hadoop
13th March 2019
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Haddop-Tool For Bigdata

What Is Hadoop ? As We See In Introduction Of Big-Data, There We Introduce A Word Hadoop So now Let’s Go And Learn More About This Tool. If You Don’t Know What Is Big Data So Don’t Worry ? Click Here To Know About Big Data. Hadoop is an open-source distributed processing framework. It manages data-processing and storage for big-data applications running in clustered systems. Center of growing ecosystem of big-data technologies that primarily used to support advanced analytics initiatives, including predictive-analytics, data-mining & machine-learning applications. Hadoop can handle various forms of structured and unstructured-data. Giving users more flexibility for […]
12th April 2017
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12th April 2017
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How To Make Your Website Load Faster?

  If you are a website owner or administrator and your website loads slow than this blog post is perfect for you. Many website owners usually asked this question to us why their website is slow and how it can be improve. Being a leading website design company we at XpertLab have done extensive research on website loading time and the causes of slow website load. There are many reasons for slow website loading problem, we will identify those reasons in this blog post however it is important to understand the why website speed is big issue for you ? Slow […]
8th April 2017
XpertLabTypesOfWebsites
8th April 2017
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Types of Websites

  When you first time meet your website developer, than they will ask one common question that what type of website do you want? That time you are sure about you requirement but you may not be respond him/her as you don’t know the terminology of Web Developing Environment. Let me explain you about some basic information about Types of Website. Now this article will help you for your esteemed company or firm to make your website development as per your requirement. Types of Websites As the end user how do you know which type of website to choose for […]
2nd February 2016
xpertlab-sqljoin
2nd February 2016
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Learn SQL Joins Easily

What is SQL Join? An SQL be a part of clause combines columns from one or additional tables during a relational database. It creates a set which will be saved as a table or used because it is. A SQL join could be a means that for combining columns from one (self-join) or additional tables by using values common to every. ANSI-standard SQL specifies 5 forms of JOIN: INNER, LEFT OUTER, RIGHT OUTER, FULL OUTER and CROSS. As a special case, a table (base table, view, or joined table) will join to itself during a self-join Learn SQL Joins Easily