Filter, Sort, and Search Arrays with JavaScript
To add that next level user experience to your frontend, you need speed. Areas of your app that always need just a little optimization are ones that display and compute data. You have a decision to...
View ArticleDetect if Click is Inside an Element with JavaScript
So this is a little script that I’ve included in some UI elements to check if a click takes place within the scope of the element. Why would you need this? Say you have a little drop down,...
View ArticleGet Active Element with JavaScript
Recently, I’ve been working on AmplitudeJS 6.0. One of the features of Amplitude is to bind key events to certain methods. A simple feature with one caveat. If you bind the key press events to the...
View ArticleManaging Pivot Data with Laravel Eloquent
Laravel provides the most beautiful Object Relational Mapping systems I’ve ever used with Eloquent. Eloquent has so many powerful features making working with a database so enjoyable! One of my...
View ArticleAdvanced Data Fetching with Nuxt 3
Working with ROAST and Bugflow, both having a Nuxt 3 frontend, I’ve come across a lot of scenarios where I’ve had to do some more advanced data fetching with Nuxt 3 and the provided composables. I’ve...
View ArticleLaravel: One-to-many Deployments with Docker + Ansible
We had the task of deploying Laravel app in a “One-To-Many” scenario, making the app run in a distributed and decentralized format. The biggest challenge was automating the entire process and making...
View ArticleAdding server configurations within your Laravel App
Is it a good idea to put your server configurations within Laravel? In this video, we cover the benefits and challenges of putting server configurations within your Laravel application using Docker....
View ArticleNGINX Unit: Fixing “Value doesn’t exist.”
Background We’ve been creating Open Source PHP Docker Images. One of the variations that we’re offering is “nginx-unit”. If you’re not aware, NGINX Unit is a complete alternative to the NGINX web...
View ArticleBrowser Extension Messaging
One of the most confusing parts of developing your first browser extension is how to make each part communicate efficiently. Reading the docs doesn’t help. There’s ports and one time message calls,...
View ArticlePartial Reloads with InertiaJS
Lately, I’ve fallen in love with InertiaJS. After the 1.0 release and it’s stability improvements, the developer experience is top notch. I feel like I can quickly whip together a stable, functioning...
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