Building Applications That Last
This article collects some of the most important takeaways I've learned after building web applications.
At Zaengle we have built a number of web-based software applications over the past 12 years. Some have been transient, only serving a specific purpose for a window of time, while others have persisted for years on end. We've learned a number of key lessons while building and maintaining these long-term applications and we wanted to share them with you.
Ionic 5 + VueJS + Laravel + JWT
Recently I've been dabbling in building an iOS application for JobStruct, a business management tool for concrete contractors. Since I'm familiar with Vue we decided to use Ionic framework which allows an app to be written in javascript and then run as an application on ios and Android using web views. The two-part article series from Naveen Bommidi regarding authorization with JWT has been a good starting point.
Part 8 - Installing the Floor Structure
Alpine Day Spoon Carving Demonstration
Part 7 - Installing the Floor Structure
Part 6 - Wall Plates and Corner Braces
Getting started in Docker
Docker is still a mind-bender for me. Fortunately kind people write detailed articles like this!
Docker for local web development, introduction: why should you care? →
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