Understanding Timestamp Differences: PHP strtotime() vs MySQL UNIX_TIMESTAMP()

In this video, we delve into the nuances of handling timestamps in web development by comparing PHP's `strtotime()` function with MySQL's `UNIX_TIMESTAMP()`. Understanding how these two powerful tools interpret and manipulate time can significantly impact your application's performance and data accuracy. Join us as we explore their differences, use cases, and best practices to ensure you're making the most of timestamp management in your projects.

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