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Link preview project

  Blog Coding
  07/01/2015

In cooperation with interactive32, We started new project development at linkpreview.net. The main idea is to build a simple link preview element like the feature on Facebook after you paste some URL in new post. When the web service goes live and widget for WP is finished, you’ll be able to find out here!

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RSS Laracasts

  • Learn Vuex With Me: Part 2 21/09/2017
    We're starting to wrap our heads around the basic concept of Vuex, so let's continue on in this episode with a review of getters and actions.
    Jeffrey Way
  • Learn Vuex With Me: Part 1 20/09/2017
    Far and away, the most frequently requested subject material at Laracasts is a review of Vuex. However, I've been hesitant to oblige in the last year. I'm not sold yet. As such, these next few videos will be a bit unique. Rather than serving as an endorsement from an "expert," I'll be taking the role […]
    Jeffrey Way
  • Mark the Best Reply: Part 2 19/09/2017
    Our tests are showing that everything from the AJAX endpoint and forward should work as expected; however, we haven't yet touched the front-end side of this feature. Let's begin writing the necessary Vue logic to allow the thread's creator to mark any reply as "best."
    Jeffrey Way
  • Mark the Best Reply: Part 1 14/09/2017
    Our next feature to implement is one that allows the creator of a thread to mark any reply as the best answer. Let's begin by implementing the underlying server-side logic. Once complete, in the following episode, we can move on to the front-end side of things.
    Jeffrey Way
  • We Need a Regression Test 06/09/2017
    Now that we're properly generating incrementing slugs for threads that have the same title, we should take note of a few edge cases that could break things. If we find a bug along the way, we'll write a regression test to reproduce it, and then refactor as needed to return everything to green. View the […]
    Jeffrey Way

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