Configuring VS Code for Vue Development: Boosting Productivity with Vetur

Tags: VS Code, Vue.js, Vetur, syntax highlighting, snippets, IntelliSense, scaffolding, Emmet, linting, error checking, code formatting VS Code is currently one of the most widely used code editors in the world. Its popularity has led to the development of numerous useful plugins, and one such plugin that has gained immense popularity among Vue.js developers is Vetur. Vetur: An Essential Plugin for Vue.js Developers Vetur is a powerful plugin with over 3 million downloads, available on the Visual Studio Marketplace....

Configuring Your Website for Full-Screen Display on iOS

During my time using the iPad Pro, I discovered a handy feature that allows you to add websites to your home screen for easy access. This feature can also be used on the iPhone. Here’s how to set it up: Step 1: Open the website you want to add to your home screen. Step 2: Tap the share button located at the bottom center of the screen. This will bring up a panel of options....

Connecting a Database to Laravel: A Step-by-Step Guide

Tags: Laravel, Database, SQLite Welcome to this tutorial on connecting a database to Laravel! In this guide, we will walk you through the process of setting up and configuring a database for your Laravel application. Additionally, we will explore how to accept user input, store data in the database using forms, and visualize the stored data. Furthermore, we will discuss how to leverage dynamic routes to utilize data from the database....

Content is King: Creating an SEO Friendly Blog Strategy

In the world of blogging, content truly is king. It is the backbone of any successful blog, and without compelling and valuable content, your blog will not reach its full potential. In this article, we will delve into the fundamental pillars of a content-centered blog strategy and how to make your blog SEO friendly. Write for your audience: One of the most important aspects of a successful blog is knowing your audience....

Control a Browser Game with Arduino and a Joystick via Johnny Five

In this project, we are going to use a Joystick device and connect it to the platform game we created in the previous tutorial on how to create a game with Phaser.js. Our goal is to move the player in the game using the Joystick. To achieve this, we will use Johnny Five, a JavaScript Robotics and IoT platform. In our Node.js application, we will connect to the Joystick device and create a Websockets server....

Control Transfer Statements in Swift Loops

In Swift, there are two control transfer statements that allow you to manage the flow of execution within a loop: continue and break. The continue statement is used to stop the current iteration and move on to the next iteration of the loop. This can be useful when you want to skip specific items or conditions within the loop. On the other hand, the break statement is used to exit the loop entirely, without executing any further iterations....

Convert and Resize Images with macOS Shortcuts

Converting and resizing images is a common task many users perform to optimize file sizes or meet specific requirements. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to achieve these tasks using Shortcuts, a tool available on macOS Monterey and iOS/iPadOS platforms. Why Convert Images to JPG? Different image formats serve varying purposes, and the choice often depends on specific needs. While PNG images offer transparent backgrounds and high quality, they can be significantly larger in file size compared to JPG files....

Converting Numbers from Decimal to Binary

In this tutorial, we will learn how to convert decimal numbers to binary numbers quickly. We will cover the conversion process for both integers and fractions. Converting an Integer from Decimal to Binary: To convert a decimal integer to binary, follow these steps: Divide the decimal number by 2. Take note of the remainder. Repeat steps 1 and 2 with the quotient until you reach zero. Reverse the sequence of remainders to obtain the binary representation of the decimal number....

CORS, Cross-Origin Resource Sharing: Allowing Cross-Domain Communication

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an essential mechanism that enables communication between clients and servers, even if they are on different domains. Normally, JavaScript applications running in the browser can only access HTTP resources on the same domain that serves them. However, CORS provides a way to allow connections to other servers. By default, certain resources like images, scripts, and styles can be loaded from different origins. However, requests made using XHR or Fetch to a different domain, subdomain, port, or protocol will fail unless the server implements a CORS policy....

Create a new React app using Vite

When I need to create a React app without the need for a backend or multiple pages, my preferred tool is Next.js. However, for smaller projects or experiments, I find Vite to be a great alternative. Vite is a modern tool that provides a fast development server and is not limited to just React. It can be used with other frameworks like Svelte and Vue as well. To create a project using Vite, follow these steps:...