Today we’re going to learn the magical art of infinite scrolling pagination. More specifically, we will be building a Laravel Livewire component that will scroll infinitely like you might see on Twitter or Facebook feeds. The “infinite scrolling” or “infinite pagination” livewire component will dynamically query data using cursor pagination…

I can’t state how many times I have an idea for a side project. Start it, and scrap it. A lot of that is my ADHD, but one thing that I hate about Laravel’s installer and boilerplate is I ALWAYS have to edit the .env. There’s a few things though…

Disclaimer: I’m by no means a Javascript expert, I’m a fullstack developer that makes his bread by using Laravel + Vue and sometimes (begrudgingly) jQuery. There’s many things I know I don’t know, but I’ve also know that for full stack developers, we just need to know enough to be…

Imagine being able to simply create a new project (we’ll use laravel for an example), run the command: $ laravel new testapp && cd testapp && nsc Then automatically having testapp.test work in the browser and show your laravel site. This is what I created and it works beautifully. Laravel…

Aka how to create a dynamic catch-all nginx config. (Mostly for laravel, but should work w/ any flow if you make some mods). I absolutely hate editing configs all the time, and I probably create new laravel installs all the freaking time. Today I finally got sick of the old…

Learn to use Systemctl to Manage Systemd Services and Units — Table of Contents Introduction Managing Services Controlling Services : Start | Stop | Restart | Reload | Status | Enable | Disable Get the Current State of Systemd Managing Units Using Targets to Set the System State (aka Runlevel) Conclusion Introduction Systemd is a system manager and “init system” that is the standard for…

Cleaning up docker. Often when I’m trying out new devtools like for instance prisma or hasura, I notice that I’m constantly adding new docker images, containers, etc.. These take up valuable space on my system and can really add up fast. I often don’t need to come back to these docker instances later…

The idea for this post comes from the recent twitter battle between YCombinator founder Paul Graham and Matthew Prince the founder of Cloudflare over how many of the startups who struggled still had safety nets. I struggle daily as a freelancer and founder wannabe. Currently I’m working w/ a startup…