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Am I wrong to combine c# with my XAMPP backend?

I apologize if this is a dumb question and I truthfully searched to see if this had been asked.

I developing a Windows desktop application that requires an authentication system. The data is on an Apache server (well, a WAMP/XAMPP) stack for now). I chose this environment because I have limited knowledge on .NET and just need this tool done. All of the backend API's are in PHP. User database is in mySQL.

Is there anything necessarily wrong with what I'm doing? I know how to handle API's and make sure that all the data is secure, such as sending over HTTPS, not storing database information in the application itself, encryption, tokens, brute force etc. I'm specifically referring to the general concept, if this is a "no no". With C# being a MS product, I am sure the standard is to go with ASP.

For anybody that might be wondering why I am now making a Windows application for a PHP web-based application, it's because my application now requires CPU intensive tasks and there is data that I am getting from the desktop itself (GPS).


Thank you.

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What video tutorial should i watch if I'm gonna start php as a beginner?

Should i watch this video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw5ObX8P6as&t=30418s&ab_channel=Laracasts

Or this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4_Vn-sTBL8&t=34916s&ab_channel=DaniKrossing

I feel like the laracast video are more detailed but it was in October 2023 i think that it was uploaded and the other one is in 2025. Which tutorial would you recommend for a beginner like me to follow? Thank you in advance.

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An upcoming interview need help

So, I have an upcoming interview for Cyber Security Analyst: Code review... And one of the languages they need is PHP. In didn't know anything about PHP but I learnt the basic syntax & currently at a level where I can understand the code & point out the vulnerabilitys. I have tested my skill on random GitHub php codes & chatGPT given examples...

All, I am asking is plz if you have any tips or would like to share any common mistake people make in PHP coding, it would be helpful

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Weekly Ask Anything Thread

Feel free to ask any questions you think may not warrant a post. Asking for help here is also fine.

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Weekly help thread

Hey there!

This subreddit isn't meant for help threads, though there's one exception to the rule: in this thread you can ask anything you want PHP related, someone will probably be able to help you out!

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MVC versus Middleware

What is the opinion related to middleware architecture : single action handlers versus controllers ?

Did somebody use middleware architecture ?

PSR-7 and PSR-15 ?

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How do you handle business logic running on millions of records in php?

Do you use PHP for UI then have business logic in backend SQL or C or some other processing layer? do you have time out limits on log running processes?

Or is this a non-issue because the system never gets large enough to worry about processing so many records?

I considered whether to use records or objects or classes or "big data" but I wanted to keep the noscript simple meaning data that you create using PHP/Laravel/ORM/Symphony etc - not something that you are importing.

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