@Samaytwt Well, it also depends on what tech startup you're building, most of them out there use .ai and .io, which seems good if you're working on tools products.
Completed the React Foundations for Next.js course on @nextjs.
Really loved the journey it took me from JS to React and then Next JS, from using React CDNs and @babeljs, to creating the @nextjs app. I fully suggest checking this course out.
https://t.co/GQD4tnuoIB
Back on the platform after a long time!
And also,
EID MUBARAK ๐๐ช to all of the "CODERS" out there,
who are still coding for fun and developing fun projects.
Stay Safe and Blessed,
Happy Coding.
#Coding#programming#coders#programmers
Got a 502 Bad Gateway (nginx/1.25.4) several times with Laravel Herd.
Restarted Herd โ no luck
No logs in Nginx
Switched the main PHP version โ fixed it โ
Tip: Keep Laravel Herd on the latest PHP version, then set specific versions per app.
#laravel#Tips
Performance Tip:
Use the Laravel select() with the get() method to fetch specific data instead of fetching all of the columns from the database table.
This will improve performance, especially with tables that have many columns.
#laravel
When upgrading "Livewire Flux" from version v1.x to
v2.x, make sure to also update the property "stashable" to collapsible= 'mobile' on the <flux:
sidebar>, and the toggle icon tags accordingly. It will work locally but will crash in production.
#livewire#laravel
You can make the "Filament Action Buttons" even more interactive by adding a "Redirect URL" to the button, which redirects to the relevant page.
#laravel#filament
If you want to use the default colors for Filament Notifications, success, danger, and warning, so don't set them manually in the ->color(''); instead, you can add the default static methods, which also set the icon for the notification.
#filament#laravel
@UxDamini_ The top one seems cleaner to me in terms of the flow of the web page. It's not confusing m,e but actually saying "hey, just scroll your eyes from top to bottom, its easy"