Browser extensions are a fascinating piece of technology. Nifty yet very powerful. I have been thinking about delving into this world of Browser Extension development but never got time to do something interesting. Now, I know that I don’t have time is a mere excuse if you really want to do something. So, I finally …
How To Make a Google Chrome Extension In Under 15 – Minutes? Read More »
I need to do this almost always whenever I create a New Lightsail instance to host a WordPress website. That is primarily because, I do all the WordPress on a Staging server, and once done, I just download the entire thing using the All In One Migration plugin and then, pull the same on the …
How To Increase or Modify The PHP File Upload Limit on Amazon Lightsail Instance? Read More »
I have been a fan of the jQuery library for quite a few years and still love it. But as much better and lighter javascript libraries come, considering jQuery as my primary frontend library doesn’t make much sense anymore. So, I have decided to make the transition to Alpine.js, which seems to be a super …
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Sending notifications to users is one of the most important tasks of any Laravel application. So, as you might have already guessed, sending notifications in Laravel is very easy to implement. However, while setting up the functionality to send notifications (in the form of emails or otherwise) is pretty easy, email servers do take significantly …
How To Implement Laravel Queues To Send Emails and Not Spoil The User Experience? Read More »
In almost every project that we do, at some point, we need some test data to test our functionality or UI, etc., to test on. To do this, we need to add a lot of fake data to the DB. With Laravel, this step is super simple. Let’s see how. In Laravel, we have a …
How To Insert Fake Data Into Table Using Laravel Factory? Read More »
I have already written one post, if not two, about how to create a new Laravel Project but things and preferences in the Laravel world, change fast. So, here I am, writing yet another one around the same topic. However, the significant difference this time is that this post will cover How to create a …
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Configuring new servers for most of my new Laravel projects is something I do on a very regular basis. And once set up, the first thing I do, after pointing the app to the domain is set up HTTPS on the AWS Lighsail instance. The process of installing SSL on an AWS Lightsail instance is …
How To Install SSL Certificate on AWS LightSail using bncert-tool? Read More »
The more data you provide Google about your web pages, the more accurately Google will be able to show your pages to your target audience. Google Rich Snippets are one of the many ways Google makes its search results more and more relevant. Today in this article, we will see how we can add Google …
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Many times, we need to perform certain tasks over and over again, across multiple files (controllers & blade) files in a Laravel project. Laravel provides a very simple and efficient way to use global functions. Known as helper functions in Laravel, these global functions are accessible from anywhere within the project folder. Let’s see how …
How To Create a Global Helper Functions in Laravel 8? Read More »
While GitHub has been telling us about it for a while now, sometime last month GitHub finally discontinued allowing the usage of a username-password combo to login to any repository via the terminal and instead, moved to use personal access tokens. This directly affected me as my workflow heavily involved cloning and pulling repositories on …
How To Use Auth Token To ‘git pull/push/clone’ With Two Factor Authentication? Read More »