Connecting to MySQL involves establishing a communication link between a client application and a MySQL server.

CRUD, which stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete, refers to the four basic operations that can be performed on persistent data within an application.

Sessions and authentication are fundamental concepts in web development used to manage user access and maintain state across multiple requests.

Securing your code refers to the practice of developing software with security in mind, implementing measures to prevent vulnerabilities and protect against cyber threats throughout the software development lifecycle

A planning application description provides a concise explanation of the proposed development or changes to a property.

Building a front-end UI involves creating the user-facing part of a website or application, encompassing its visual layout, interactivity, and overall user experience

Integrating backend logic involves connecting various components of a system, including databases, servers, and APIs, to ensure smooth data handling and efficient execution of tasks.

Deployment to a live server is the process of making a website or application accessible to the public by transferring it from a development or testing environment to a production environment.