Image Uploads Using Laravel 5.4 With Vue: Part 2

/ PHP / by Paul Robinson / 0 comments

When we last left our image upload application in part 1 we had created a working image uploader, but it could still be improved. In this second part we are going to look at improving the application by adding in thumbnailing and moving our image listing into a separate page. Vue Router To start off we will install Vue Router. […]

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Image Uploads Using Laravel 5.4 With VueJS

/ PHP / by Paul Robinson / 10 Comments

It’s been a little while since I made a ‘proper’ tutorial so I have decided to put this one together in the hopes that it helps those starting out with Laravel and Vue. I assume you have basic knowledge of HTML & CSS, plus I assume you have at least had a quick perusal of the Laravel Documentation and Vue […]

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Adding Content To Yoast SEO Analysis Using YoastSEOJS

/ Javascript, PHP, Wordpress / by Paul Robinson / 18 Comments

I recently received a request from a previous client asking if I could debug why their custom field content had stopped being analysed by their Yoast SEO plugin. It turns out they had updated the plugin and Yoast made a breaking change in regards to adding content to be analysed. To quote Yoast directly: In the upcoming 3.0 release of […]

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Starting Out Wit Vuejs

Starting Out With VueJS Part 2

/ Javascript / by Paul Robinson / 0 comments

In this short bolt-on tutorial we are going to look at how to change where the data is coming from in our Film Watch list example. Instead of the data being hard coded into the Vue instance we are going to pull it in from a separate location using an AJAX request. Now creating a REST API is well beyond […]

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Starting Out Wit Vuejs

Starting Out With VueJS

/ Javascript / by Paul Robinson / 0 comments

Today we are going to take a look at a brilliant JavaScript library that allows you to quickly create a View layer for your application. It is easy to work with and exceptionally fast. That doesn’t mean it can only be used for your View layer though, there are components out there such as vue-router that add features that easily […]

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AngularJS and Laravel Shopping List Application – Part 2

/ Javascript, PHP / by Paul Robinson / 47 Comments

As promised here is the second part of building our Shopping List Application with the excellent AngularJS the JavaScript MVW framework. In this final part we are going to look at how to extend our application so that it can receive data (via JSON) from a REST based application to populate our shopping list with items. This is as opposed […]

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AngularJS: Shopping List Application – Part 1

/ Javascript / by Paul Robinson / 10 Comments

I’ve been getting a lot, and I mean a huge amount, of requests for a tutorial on some form of JavaScript framework. I tried Backbone, but honestly? I just couldn’t get to like it. It is brilliant, but not for me. So someone suggested AngularJS instead & it was love at first sight. Super simple and it even feels like […]

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HTML Compatible jQuery Typewriter

HTML Compatible jQuery Typewriter

/ jQuery / by Paul Robinson / 17 Comments

Going back to my jQuery Typewriter posts I’ve had a few requests in the comments, and via email, to make it work with HTML. Previously I thought this would be near impossible, but a bolt of inspiration hit me & this code was born.

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Using RaephaelJS to create a map

Using RaphaelJS To Create A Map

/ Javascript, jQuery / by Paul Robinson / 115 Comments

You may have seen one or two tutorials around on this subject, but I was recently asked to make a Map of the UK using RaphaelJS and thought I would make my own tutorial going over how I did it. Hopefully it will help you avoid the same problems I had when making it.

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