Robotodos

The collected ramblings of a web developer and his creations.

3 Ways To Boost Your Laravel Knowledge

Are you a Laravel developer who is always wanting to better understand how it all works? These 3 resources can help you better understand your favourite framework.

AdamDay , 4 months ago , 81 Read More
Expanding Laravel's Validation Rules: Exists

Laravel has a lot of validation rules you can use out of the box, and today we are going to look at how to further customize them.

AdamDay , 4 months ago , 126 Read More
Parkingson's Law and How to do More With Less Time

"Work expands to fill the time available for its completion" - Learn how to set better deadlines for everything you do and skyrocket your productivity

AdamDay , 5 months ago , 96 Read More
The Importance Of Custom Web Apps In The Fitness Industry

Sports teams, martial arts dojos, gyms, and many other fitness groups can benefit from having a web app custom built for their needs. Here is why...

AdamDay , 5 months ago , 125 Read More
Learning Laravel: Where To Start?

A beginners approach to learning the tools and services that are a part of the Laravel ecosystem.

AdamDay , 5 months ago , 104 Read More
What File Permissions Do I Set For My Laravel App?

What to do, what not to do, and some background into how permission levels work.

AdamDay , 6 months ago , 141 Read More
Staging Server: An Introduction

What is a staging server and why do you need one? What else are we going to learn in this mini series?

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 6467 Read More
Keeping Track of Daydream Projects

Are you constantly daydreaming about projects you want to do or things you need to learn? Here are some useful tips on turning those daydreams into reality.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 294 Read More
Wishlist Part 8: Building Friendships

Today, we will be finishing off our app by allowing our users to "friend" other users and start networking with eachother.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 649 Read More
Wishlist Part 7: Making Wishes

Today we will build up everything we need to allow our users to add to their wishlist. We will go all the way from writing tests to building our view.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 279 Read More
Wishlist Part 6: Finishing Our Buttons Using Javascript And Axios

Now that we have created both our user interface and back end for deleting and updating wishes, it's time to connect the two.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 290 Read More
Wishlist Part 5: Automated Tests For Our Back End Operations

Today we will be writing a lot of tests for the actions we need our users to perform on our wish objects. Buckle in because it's going to get wild.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 277 Read More
Wishlist Part 4: Building Our First Views With Blade

We will start working on the front end of our application by building up our first couple of views using blade templating

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 375 Read More
Using Laravel Telescope To Monitor Database Queries

Database performance is important, so let's look at a useful tool for monitoring the database queries Laravel and Eloquent are running behind the scenes

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 7800 Read More
WishList Part 3: Starting Our Home Page Using TDD

In this lesson we will be writing our first tests to define how some of our model relationships should work and making sure that the correct data is returned to the users home page.

AdamDay , 1 year ago , 285 Read More

Robotodos

Hello friend, and welcome to Robotodos. My name is Adam and I spend a good portion of my time studying web development and tinkering with the odd robotics project. Eventually I realized that a lot of what I have learned along the way could help others on the same path.

So stick around for a while if you enjoy reading about technical tutorials, soft skills learning, and web development lessons I have learned the hard way, so you dont have to.

Please feel free to comment or contact me if you have something to say.

Robotodos

The collected ramblings of a web developer and his creations.

Are you a Laravel developer who is always wanting to better understand how it all works? These 3 resources can help you better understand your favourite framework.

Laravel has a lot of validation rules you can use out of the box, and today we are going to look at how to further customize them.

"Work expands to fill the time available for its completion" - Learn how to set better deadlines for everything you do and skyrocket your productivity

Sports teams, martial arts dojos, gyms, and many other fitness groups can benefit from having a web app custom built for their needs. Here is why...

A beginners approach to learning the tools and services that are a part of the Laravel ecosystem.

What to do, what not to do, and some background into how permission levels work.

What is a staging server and why do you need one? What else are we going to learn in this mini series?

Are you constantly daydreaming about projects you want to do or things you need to learn? Here are some useful tips on turning those daydreams into reality.

Today, we will be finishing off our app by allowing our users to "friend" other users and start networking with eachother.

Today we will build up everything we need to allow our users to add to their wishlist. We will go all the way from writing tests to building our view.

Now that we have created both our user interface and back end for deleting and updating wishes, it's time to connect the two.

Today we will be writing a lot of tests for the actions we need our users to perform on our wish objects. Buckle in because it's going to get wild.

We will start working on the front end of our application by building up our first couple of views using blade templating

Database performance is important, so let's look at a useful tool for monitoring the database queries Laravel and Eloquent are running behind the scenes

In this lesson we will be writing our first tests to define how some of our model relationships should work and making sure that the correct data is returned to the users home page.

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