Make an OAuth2 server using Laravel Passport | Pusher blog
In this tutorial, you will learn how you can use Laravel Passport to create your own full-fledged OAuth2 server. If you have ever had to create an OAuth server you would agree with me that it can be difficult and time-consuming. Luckily, there is a Laravel package that makes this job easier: Laravel Passport. In this article, we will consider how you can use this amazing package to create your own
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Let's Encrypt
A nonprofit Certificate Authority providing TLS certificates to 363 million websites. Read all about our nonprofit work this year in our 2023 Annual Report. From our blog Dec 28, 2023 A Year-End Letter from our Vice President A summary of how ISRG’s three projects, Let’s Encrypt, Divvi Up, and Prossimo continue to improve security and privacy. Read more Dec 13, 2023 Our role in supporting the nonp
Tagging from Scratch in Rails — SitePoint
Tags are sort of like categories, describing a piece of information (content) and allowing to the user to search for it again. In this tutorial, you will see how to build a simple tagging system, from the ground up, in Rails. This tutorial assumes a basic knowledge with Ruby on Rails. I’ll try to keep it simple. A common use of tags, which we all already know, is by Twitter to collect tweets aroun
Trello clone with Phoenix and React (pt.1)
This post belongs to the Trello clone with Phoenix Framework and React series. Intro and selected stack Phoenix Framework project setup The User model and JWT auth Front-end for sign up with React and Redux Database seeding and sign in controller Front-end authentication with React and Redux Setting up sockets and channels Listing and creating new boards Adding new board members Tracking connected
Let’s Write Fast JavaScript
JavaScript is the most popular language as of now, it’s used for a wide variety of things — creating websites, servers, games, operating systems, robots, and a hell of a lot more. But let’s be honest, even with it’s crazy popularity, it’s not as fast as it should be. Yes it’s improving, but wait for it to catch up with native everywhere. I mean, it might not be as slow on desktop, but make a hybir
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