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Category: Web development
Level: Confirmed beginner
Greetings 🙂, At the end of my last article, I told you that I would go further on CSS optimization. Except that in the meantime, things have changed a bit... Originally, this week's article wasn't the one that was planned. And yes, the basic article was "how to use Tailwind with Symfony", but the program has changed. I'll explain why: I don't know how to make a simple project like a "Todo List" or a "hello world", simply because I keep asking myself "but what's the point?"...
378 reads
Category: Tech tips
Level: Confirmed beginner
Hello there! In the web world, images are everywhere. Whether to illustrate an article, create a banner or retouch a photo, images are an essential part of the web. To manipulate them, we often use software such as GIMP, or Inkscape (which is great for PNGs). But it's also possible to do lots of things with the command line, and the Linuxian in me is delighted with this option? The really cool thing about using the CLI is that you can automate image processing, for example, by writing jus...
356 reads
Category: Web development
Level: Confirmed beginner
Hello there, If you're a regular reader of this blog, you'll know that I've been talking a lot about Symfonfony-UX/Turbo for a few months now, but I've never given any feedback on it. The reason is simple: before giving an opinion, it's necessary to really test the thing... and the best way is to use it with real users over a minimum period of time. To date, my first application with Turbo and Stimulus has been in production for a little over a month now and has seen a few thousand use...
246 reads
Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hello there! 😃 It's been a while since we've talked, because a lot happens behind the scenes in the life of a freelance developer. In fact, that's what we're going to talk about today, yes, behind the scenes stuff. I'm going to introduce you to RabbitMQ, a tool that can be very easily coupled with Symfony and that really creates a formidable combo of performance and efficiency. I needed to implement it for a small home-made tool allowing me to schedule publications on social networks...
237 reads
Category: Web development
Level: Confirmed
Hey! Hi there, it's been a while 😁, Thanks for clicking on this article 🙂, as always I hope you'll enjoy it. In this back-to-school period, it might be a good idea to write another article, and besides, perfect timing, I have something interesting to tell you. Yes, I never write articles if I think they don't have value, same goes for AI-generated articles, not on this blog, not my thing. Though I'm not saying for other projects... 😝. Today we're going to...
236 reads
Category: Artificial intelligence
Level: Confirmed beginner
Hello over here 🙂, Thank you for clicking on this article, I hope you like it 😉. That's it, it's back to school, so happy? Back to work? What do you mean "you're still on the beach"? That's not going to be possible 😛. For this article, we're going to talk about artificial intelligence... eh yes! finally. Why this article As always, a little explanation of the adventure that led us to this article, a little background An article on AI now? Well, Ludo,...
221 reads
Category: Web development
Hey there 😁, Thanks for clicking on this article, I hope you'll enjoy it 😝. So today, we're going to talk about address forms and how to autocomplete an address, it seems like a good addition to LFMaps . Are you ready? Let's go! Why this article? Making a freemium is hard. Let's start from the beginning, ViteUneTable is now a freemium, for various reasons I've talked about on Twitter. Overall, spending my time with restaurant owners is not my thing. I prefe...
203 reads
Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hey there, folks 😄, Thanks for clicking on this article, I hope you'll enjoy it 🙂. In this article, we're going to talk about this little WYSIWYG text editor called Trix . (It's really nice too) Are you ready? Let's go 😄. Ruby on Rails? Yeah, so, you probably haven't missed it, but Trix is very close to the Ruby On Rails universe. It's possible, I say possible, that I got into it recently, and I'm having a lot of fun. Later, there will be a complete...
189 reads
Category: Web development
Level: Confirmed beginner
Hello over here 🙂, I hope you're well... Well, let's not procrastinate too much, we don't have any of that here and let's get to the heart of the matter? Do you know Bootstrap? If you're in web development, there's a good chance you are 😁. Today we're going to destroy it... actually no... we're just going to look at one of the problems it has and how to solve it (in part). What is Bootstrap? Bootstrap is a well-known and widely-used CSS framework, created by Twitte...
186 reads
Category: Web development
Level: Confirmed
Hello everyone and thank you for clicking on this article 😊 I don't know about you, but there's a little shopping site called Amazon that I find really handy. Today I wanted to tell you about something you can implement on Sylius that can make all the difference to your e-commerce. "Wait a minute, you mean that Amazon is developed with Sylius? No, Amazon is much older and existed before the very idea of Sylius. 😛 On the other hand, these days, for an e-commerce stor...