Sometimes we need to fetch some modules directly from git repository like we install npm modules. For example, we need to use npm modules but with some modifications. In that case, we can fork or clone those repositories into our personal github and fetch it directly using url. The command is npm install git+<git repository …
Tinytake for image and video sharing
It is screen recording application, which is more convenient to use than recordit. It provides very smooth screen recording functionality as well as image capturing functionality. There is only window version. Please go to tinytake.com for downloading. And you need to create a account. When you create a account, they provide a subdomain for you. …
Mandrill and Mailchimp
Mailchimp and Mandrill are used together in many cases, although they can perform mailing functionality individually. There is a reason. Mandrill is convenient for 1 to 1 mailing operation and mailchimp is convenient for 1 to n mailing operation. Also mailchimp provides convenient templating functionality so we use mailchimp to build mail template and send …
Observers in Laravel
Laravel has a feature called observer. Using observer, we can observe specific model values and invoke callback when their values are changed. We can use them in various purposes, for example logging. For example: imagine there is a product model. when product was created, I need to fetch any things from third-part. In the case, …
apiary.io – online API Desing Stack
Building great APIs is all about effective collaboration. App developers, testers, architects, product managers, clients, and partners all bring unique perspectives to the design of your APIs. We can use this service when designing REST API. There are a lot of services online. But this is free and easy to use.
Laravel Compose
It is a method to insert code snippets to Laravel blade template. In Laravel compose we pass some variables to Laravel blade template and we receive them and compose html in blade template. For example, we can compose nav menu using it. In most sites, nav menu looks different between logged in use and logged …