Published 3 years ago

One of the painful but most often useful things you have to do as a software developer or team is upgrading your software to the latest version of a framework it relies on. Most often you can delay the need to upgrade if you are running on a ...

Published 3 years ago

So last night an interesting idea popped into my head, a simple solution to help you track who visited your GitHub profile. I began thinking of an approach and finally settled on pixel tracking ....

Published 3 years ago

Traditionally we built sites supported by a backend that takes data and spreads it onto an HTML template. Backends also took care of the differences between rendered pages. This setup is what we refer to as a dynamically rendered site. For many sites, this approach meant each time...

Published 4 years ago

Bootstrap is a very useful CSS framework in the sense that it makes designing a website easy by providing a lot out of the box. It provides a lot from typography to Modal. Applying a style to your HTML is simply done by adding a bootstrap class to the element in question. ...

Published 4 years ago

I will make this brief. If you write software on a Windows machine but usually deploy on a Linux server you probably have encountered the problem of your software breaking due to the difference in the way both OSs handle file names and the issue with referencing the wrong case of t...

Published 4 years ago

As of Laravel 7, there are 6 available cache drivers, with APC giving the best results and the file driver being the only one that requires no extra setup. I was speaking to a friend last night, who mentioned they used Redis as their cache driver. At this point, I have a project th...