Web Development

AdonisJS continues to evolve, bringing powerful Node.js framework alternative to Laravel framework of PHP and utilities to enhance your development experience. In this update, they introduce a variety of exciting packages that you can start using today to simplify file storage, broadcasting events, debugging, and more. Here’s a quick look at the latest additions to the AdonisJS ecosystem: 1. FlyDrive – A File Storage Library for Node.js In earlier versions of AdonisJS, the Drive module was tightly coupled with the framework. However, we’ve made strides toward decoupling it, turning it into a framework-agnostic library called FlyDrive. Now, you can use […]

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There are many server analysis tools available today and we will see some tools/websites which scan server/hostname for various security testing which I usually use. Sometimes we ignore small security points, but those points motivate hackers to hack sites. There are some concepts which secure the user (End user) data security. We can make our server/domain secure by HTTP/HTTPS, SSL/TLS, SMTP/PoP3, SSH, FTP, etc.. various tests on the site below which will list your vulnerabilities. 1. Observatory.mozilla.org This is one of the best sites to test server vulnerability. I always use this to scan first to check various security. It […]

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What is tailwind CSS? TailwindCSS is a utility-first CSS framework. This implies that they are primarily focused on utilities. They provide utility classes like flex, pt-4, bg-orange-100, and rotate-90 that can be combined for building modern user-friendly UI components. Their purpose isn’t necessarily to define your component’s appearance. Using the different classes they provide, you decide what to do. Why Tailwind CSS? An experienced CSS framework user or a total beginner might ask this question. Tailwind allows for full customization, allows the use of utility classes, and is a very low-level and basic CSS framework for anyone interested in using […]

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1. Get acquainted with design patterns Get accustomed with the UI/UX design patterns and what specific issues they solve. Generally speaking, design patterns are known as common reference points, guides, templates that designers might utilize to resolve a particular issue when designing a website or mobile app, so you do not have to revamp the wheel every single time trying to solve the problem. I’ve assembled a list of some of the best places to obtain the design specimen on the web: pttrns.com A great compilation of mobile design specimens uisources.com — mobile design samples & interactions uigarage.net — regular […]

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Search engine optimization (SEO) consists of improving a website’s ranking in search engines and thereby boosting its traffic from search engines. The objective of SEO is to target unpaid traffic (also known as “organic” or “natural” results) rather than direct traffic or paid traffic. The crucial difference between SEO and paid advertising is that SEO involves “organic” ranking, which implies you don’t pay to be there in space. Search machine optimization means taking a chunk of online content and optimizing it, so search machines like Google show it towards the highest of the runners when someone searches for a commodity. […]

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Sanctum is an easy package to issue API tokens to the users without the complication of OAuth. Sanctum provides authentication services based on Laravel built-in cookie base sessions. For small applications, I prefer using Sanctum because it’s simple and easy. What is Laravel Sanctum? Laravel Sanctum gives a lightweight authentication system for simple token based APIs and mobile applications, and single page applications (SPA). In Sanctum, we have two different ways mainly as mentioned below: 1) The API Token Authentication.2) Single page application authentication. This Authentication process is similar to API token Authentication process. Now we shall understand the difference […]

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Introduction:- Testing is the procedure of accomplishing a program with the motive of detecting errors. To make our software execute well, it should be bug-free. If testing is done effectively, it will eradicate all the errors from the software. Standards of Testing:- All the tests should meet the customer requirements. Below are a few of the standards that I personally follow: To make our software, the testing should be undertaken by a third party Exhaustive testing is not possible. As we need the desirable amount of testing based on the risk evaluation of the application. All the test that needs […]

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