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Laravel: Fail, Retry, or Delay a queued job from itself
When creating jobs, listeners, or subscribers to push into the queue, you may start thinking that, once dispatched, you’re all on your own with what the queue worker decides to do with your logic. Well, it’s not that you
Announcing the Capacitor ngAdd Schematic
Let’s take a look at what Capacitor is and how to add it to an Angular project First off, let’s go over what Capacitor is and how it relates to other cross platform projects out there. At a glance, Capacitor
React Hooks with Ionic
In our previous blog post we learned basics about Ionic React app. Next, in this post let’s take a tour of what a stock Ionic React app consists of. Open up the project in your favorite code editor and
Build your first Ionic React app
Ionic React is a native React version of Ionic Framework that makes it easy to build apps for iOS, Android, Desktop, and the web as a Progressive Web App. All with one code base, standard React development patterns, and
Amazing Features and Updates of Laravel 6
Laravel 6 release includes compatibility with Laravel Vapor, improved authorization responses, job middleware, lazy collections, sub-query improvements, semantic versioning, among many other improvements. Here are some of the new features included in Laravel 6: Semantic Versioning The Laravel framework (laravel/framework)
Lazy Loading React Components
Let’s take a look at how you can leverage this feature in your application in order to improve performance and build a better experience for users. As always, when building with components it’s useful to organize them in a
Don’t use async Redux middleware
Redux makes synchronous state updates explicit and reasonable, and makes visible the contract between React and the application: UI is a function of state, and it’s for this reason we’ll continue to use it. But asynchronous effects are a
Role-based API with Firebase: Deploy and consuming the API from Angular App
In Our Previous Post about to build the role-based Api with Firebase, we had covered the Role-based Auth, Firebase, Building API and Creating a Firebase HTTP Function. Let’s move on the remaining part of it with this post. Deploy
How to build a role-based Api with firebase authentication
Introduction Almost every app requires some level of authorization system. In some cases, validating a username/password set with our Users table is enough, but often, we need a more fine-grained permissions model to allow certain users to access certain resources
Prototyping with Angular
There are many prototyping tools in the marketplace today, and Angular isn’t one that usually comes to mind. We chose Angular for a few reasons: Reusable code Greentea CRM was built with Angular as its underlying framework. Using Angular
