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Book of the week This week’s book is O’Reilly’s MongoDB introductory read. NoSQL may be one of the best technologies to come out in the past years. If you have a small project, that needs to be lightning fast – […]
Book of the week This week’s recommended book is: O’Reilly PHP Cookbook. Cookbooks are an amazing thing to have in your arsenal. A one-stop-shop for a number of topics, that you might find useful in situations you’ve not faced before. […]
Intro This post contains a basic overview of the most-commonly used Vapor setup commands. This is by-far not a comprehensive list, think of this as a cheat-sheet. What’s Laravel Vapor? Here’s a quote from the makers themselves: Laravel Vapor is […]
Book of the week This week’s recommendation is: O’Reilly’s Laravel up & running. If you need some guidance on how to setup a Laravel application, by following the best practices, or simply to understand what goes on under the hood […]
Book Recommendation This week’s recommended read is: O’Reilly’s SQL cookbook. There’s just something about cookbooks, that cannot be substituted with any other book. Everything you need to shine a new light on your favourite technology – in one place. A […]
Overview Build interactive, data-driven websites with the potent combination of open-source technologies and web standards, even if you only have basic HTML knowledge. With this popular hands-on guide, you’ll tackle dynamic web programming with the help of today’s core technologies: […]
Intro Kubernetes is an amazing orchestrator that has tons of configuration options for any size application that you may want to deploy on it. This guide will cover the deployment of a pre-built Docker image containing our Laravel 6 application […]
Intro I started a new project yesterday, and as there are no backward compatibility considerations – Laravel 6 appeared on the horizon. As usual, when building the skeleton, I needed an updated docker configuration, to follow the mantra – Don’t […]
Hey peeps, here’s a brilliant video from “Hak5” on YouTube, showing a DIY camera development process. As we’re adopting IOT more and more, it’s refreshing to see something that doesn’t relly on a cloud infrastructure somewhere to work. Plus, anything […]
Intro I hear some of you shouting in the back, why would you do that, just use the TOR browser. Erm, yeah, sure, but what about the rest of the traffic your machine generates? Where does that go, dev/null? Let’s […]
