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This is going to be a quick post to give my views on what the reality is when it comes to choosing a programming language and to show that there is no best language! The vast majority of the time, people will just use what they are comfortable with and thats ok.
While working on a new Ruby on Rails app, I encountered an issue I've not had before. The last Rails app I built was on my old Intel Macbook and now I'm running an M1 Macbook Pro which has the Apple Silicone chip.
I use Laravel dusk as part of my testing to make sure the frontend design does what it should when clicked, including filling out forms etc. This compliments the Unit and Feature tests as I can run `php artisan dusk` or `php artisan dusk --browse` to test the whole frontend in one hit.
In this post, I want to share how I resolved a frustrating issue when deploying Laravel Nova to the DigitalOcean App Platform. Specifically, I encountered the error: "Missing or incorrect username/password combination"
In order to understand how AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) work, and how I can integrate a more specific version of a model into a project, I decided to dive in and give it a go.
Working with Enums in Laravel is pretty simple once you know how. In this quick post, I'll show you how I use Enums to store values for an alert popup.
Recently I was working on a data analysis project and hit this basic error. I have had this many times and keep on forgetting about it, now I'm writing a post so that it will engrave the basics of Results and debug printing.
I've been using Neovim as my daily driver for a while now and thought I'd share a straightforward guide to setting up Neovim for Laravel development using AstroNvim.
The issue I faced on a recent project was that a sitemap added to Google Webmaster Tools needs to be stored on the same domain. However, in my setup, the sitemap was being generated and automatically saved to DigitalOcean Spaces, then served via a CDN URL. On hosting platforms like DigitalOcean App Platform or Heroku, you can’t store files directly on the instance or node.