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Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
If you've been following this blog for a while, you'll remember that I talked about the importance of updates in a previous post (if you haven't read it, I invite you to go there, but you're welcome to do as you please 😛). When you've been working on a project for a long time, even if it's in production, you may need to make updates as the resources you're using evolve. In general, we use the LTS of these resources, which stands for "Long Term Service". For example, if you're...
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Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hi there, After a comprehensive article on iOS and Symfony-UX/Turbo, we're back to something a little lighter. Much more open, PWAs can be "installed" on users' Android devices as well as on computers. What is a progressive web app, or PWA? First of all, I'd like to tell you that what I'm explaining below is mostly true on Android, on iOS Safari isn't so open, well, yes, but to install a PWA there's no simple click button, Apple asks users to do the manipulation themselves (several clic...
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Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hello over here 🙂, Thank you so much for clicking on this article 😁. On the last post, I told you it smelled like spring, but now it's cooled off severely 😅. Ah yes, it's true we're still not here to talk weather... I'm sorry (well, I think.). This week, we're going to play with CSS and completely break Twig, you'll see it's fun, well, it's a bit "not very clean" as a method, but hey, on this blog, I tell you all about it. Anyway, this week, we're making art...
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Category: Mobile development
Level: Confirmed
Well, happy new year! Admittedly, I'm a little late in wishing you a happy new year, but January is always the month for getting back into the swing of things, planning for the year and getting back in touch with just about everyone. Not to mention the galettes ... anyway 😛 Today I wanted to talk about a handy little tool that appeared on iOS 14: widgets. Personally, I use them a lot for apps that give me info at a glance like the weather, the day's to-do list, the calendar, et...
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Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hey there folks 😁, Thanks for clicking on this article, I hope you'll enjoy it ☺️ (as always). So, what are we talking about today? I don't remember anymore, I'm lost... Oh right... about Stimulus and some really nice controllers that you can reuse in your applications. Are you ready? Let's go! Symfony and Rails: The same front-end stack As you probably know, Symfony since its 6.x versions has launched the Symfony-UX project, I've already talked about it m...
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Category: System administration
Level: intermediate
Hello, hello 🙂, Thank you for clicking on this article, was it the cow photo that made you click? So, yes... I see what you mean... I let loose on the image and on the title of this page... yes no, but it's summer, we're relaxing here 😛. So, have you ever managed your own e-mail server? I have, several times in the past for different companies I've worked for... Today, we're going to talk about a cow, but, not the one from interville (old man's reference...), but ano...
198 reads
Category: Web development
Level: Expert
Ahhhh, passwords ... I've already talked about them in a previous article, but in this one we're going to talk about a method for saving our dear little users from having to remember their passwords... Apple now makes it possible to "sign in with Apple", basically the same thing as Google, Facebbok and all the others. But! the Apple way... In this article, we'll look at how to integrate this feature into a Symfony application. You need Apple developer access to access "sign in with Apple...
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Category: Tech tips
Hey, good morning 😁! Thanks for clicking on this article 😛. This week we're going to talk a bit about application, not the one I code, but the one I use 😁. Are you ready? Then let's get started. The world is changing... and so are business models Have you noticed? No ? Yes, you have 😁. In the software industry, subscription has become the norm. Gone are lifetime licenses... well, if they still exist, but hey, your version will soon be "obsolete",...
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Category: Tech tips
Level: Beginner
Hey there! 🙂 To read this article, you use a software, this software is so present in your life that now, for you it seems "part of the scenery". I'm talking, of course, about your browser 😛. Over the last ten years, we're not going to lie to ourselves, there's been one all-category champion who's been raking in all the market share, well, especially on the "desktop", I'm talking of course about Google Chrome. On mobile, this is less true, with Apple forcing the use of...
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Category: Web development
Level: intermediate
Hey folks 😁, Thanks for clicking on this article, we're staying in the web world and I hope you'll enjoy it! 🙂 Today we're going to talk about a web API that I really like, and which is now well supported by browsers, the dialog element. Are you ready? Let's go! 😉 Why this article? As you probably already know, I'm currently working on Coupéo, the ViteUneTable but for hairdressers this time. And my favorite front-end stack remains the same,...