Tag: Web
All the articles with the tag "Web".
Axios
Updated:Laravel have bundled Axios in with their framework. I didn't know what this was at first and didn't use it. But once I figured out what it was for I tried
Laravel 5 - jQuery File Upload
Updated:I needed a mechanism to upload CSV files to my Laravel instance and then process them into a table. The first part was working out how I wanted to upload t
Laravel API Token Auth
Updated:The newer versions of Laravel support OAuth for token auth, but I wanted to carry on using something simple. Just a token stored in the user table and some
bootstrap-tagsinput
Updated:I've got a work project that fills in a database field with multiple comma separated values and thought using the bootstrap-tagsinput script would fit very
Bootstrap Tags Input and Typeahead
Updated:Both of these add-ons I forget what they are called. So when I go looking for something that does a multiple select type option in a HTML form I struggle t
Google Home and Kodi
Updated:I thought I'd take the opportunity to add a Google Home to my gadget collection. After all it's on a £50 off same this week, so comes in at £79 delivered.
Microsoft Office 365: Day One
Updated:So today's been the first day following the consultants departure. They configured our Exchange 2013 estate to act as a hybrid solution to allow us to migr
Mobility Printing from a Guest Network
Updated:oday I have been mostly fumbling around in DNS trying to get untrusted devices on our Guest network to print to our PaperCut Pull Printing system using NAT.
PaperCut Certificate
Time to replace the PaperCut web server certificate. So pleased I ran into Keystore Explorer previously as this made changing the web server certificate a breeze.
Git - Version Control
We have a distinct lack of version control in the relatively small development team that manages one of our business applications. One of the main challeng