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Implementing Infinite Scroll with Laravel and Vue.js 3

Implementing Infinite Scroll with Laravel and Vue.js 3

Infinite scroll is a more modern alternative to traditional pagination, providing a seamless user experience. In this blog post, we’ll implement infinite scroll in a Vue.js 3 application using Laravel as the backend. Prerequisites Basic knowledge of Laravel and Vue.js 3. A Laravel project with an API to paginate data (e.g., User model). Section 1: Setting Up the Basic Vue.js 3 Component for Infinite Scroll Step 1: Create the Backend API Create a simple API in your Laravel application to return paginated data: routes/api.php use AppModelsUser; use IlluminateHttpRequest; Route::get('/users', function (Request $request) { return User::paginate(10); }); Enter fullscreen mode Exit…
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Learning API Requests with Axios: A Comprehensive Guide for 2024

Learning API Requests with Axios: A Comprehensive Guide for 2024

In today's interconnected web landscape, efficient data exchange between clients and servers is crucial. Enter Axios, a powerful JavaScript library that has revolutionized how developers handle HTTP requests. Whether you're building a sleek single-page application or a robust backend service, Axios simplifies API interactions, making your code cleaner and more maintainable. What is Axios? Axios is a promise-based HTTP client that works seamlessly in both browser and Node.js environments. It provides an intuitive API for performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on web resources, supporting all standard HTTP methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, and OPTIONS. Key Features…
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A beginner’s guide to the Flux-Schnell model by Black-Forest-Labs on Replicate

A beginner’s guide to the Flux-Schnell model by Black-Forest-Labs on Replicate

This is a simplified guide to an AI model called Flux-Schnell maintained by Black-Forest-Labs. If you like these kinds of guides, you should subscribe to the AImodels.fyi newsletter or follow me on Twitter. Model overview flux-schnell is the fastest image generation model from Black Forest Labs, tailored for local development and personal use. It is a high-performing model that can generate high-quality images from text descriptions quickly. Compared to similar models like flux-pro and flux-dev, flux-schnell prioritizes speed over some advanced capabilities, making it a great choice for personal projects and rapid prototyping. Model inputs and outputs flux-schnell takes in…
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Unlocking the Power of React 19: Grasp the New ‘use’ API

Unlocking the Power of React 19: Grasp the New ‘use’ API

React, the beloved library that has revolutionized front-end development, is about to take another leap forward. With the upcoming release of React 19, developers are buzzing with excitement about the new 'use' API. But what exactly is this new feature, and how can it supercharge your React applications? Let's dive deep into this game-changing addition to the React ecosystem! What's the Buzz About 'use'? Imagine writing React components where fetching data is as simple as, well, using it. That's the promise of the new 'use' API. It's designed to make working with asynchronous resources feel like a breeze, right within…
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Understanding the CSS Box Model: content-box vs border-box, inline vs. block elements

Understanding the CSS Box Model: content-box vs border-box, inline vs. block elements

As a frontend developer, understanding the CSS box model is make-or-break for being able to deliver pixel-perfect layouts. Let's dive right in and discuss how both inline and block elements behave differently in the context of the two box model types—content-box and border-box. The Basics: What’s in the Box? Before we go into the details, it's worth it to recap what the box model even is. Every single element on your page is a box (yes, even the ones that don't actually seem boxy in shape). Boxes may be within, containing, and/or alongside other boxes. The box model applies to…
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Coding Bootcamp Chronicles: Week 4 Highlights and Learnings

Coding Bootcamp Chronicles: Week 4 Highlights and Learnings

Hi there,I am Mukarram.As I entered Week 4, I went more deep into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. One of the highlights of this week was creating a memory game. It was my first real project where I got to combine HTML, CSS, and JavaScript practically. This game was to match the same colour cards and if the cards don't match colour it goes back into its original state. I learned how to manipulate the DOM and add event listeners in HTML. It was rewarding to see everything come together and work fine. This week we also had Independence Day. To…
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CSS Layout Techniques – Floats, Clears, and Legacy Layouts: The Old School Cool

CSS Layout Techniques – Floats, Clears, and Legacy Layouts: The Old School Cool

✨This article is part of a larger series that is available on my own website. Click here to know more about CSS 101: The Series. It's completely free! Welcome to a blast from the past! Before Flexbox and Grid swept in like the superheroes of modern web design, there was a time when floats and clears ruled the CSS universe. If you're a web design newbie, you might be wondering, "What on earth are floats and clears, and why should I care?" Well, buckle up, because we're about to take a nostalgic trip through CSS history. Spoiler: you might find…
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Bootstrap vs. Tailwind CSS: A Comparison of Top CSS Frameworks

Bootstrap vs. Tailwind CSS: A Comparison of Top CSS Frameworks

Introduction There are numerous CSS frameworks available today, each with its unique offerings. Selecting the right CSS framework among these options can be challenging, as most users are unsure which framework best suits their web development project. In this article, we will compare two of the most popular CSS frameworks - Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS.  You'll learn about their key features, design philosophies, and the CSS customization options for each one. Also, apart from that, you'll get familiar with the developer experience, performance, and support from the community for each of the frameworks. By the end of this article, you…
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#46 — Find The Category Meeting The Specified Condition

#46 — Find The Category Meeting The Specified Condition

Problem description & analysis:In the Excel table below, the 1st column is the category and the 2nd column contains detailed data whose values are true or false. Task: Find the category whose detail data does not have the true value. The expected result will be Andy and Tim. Solution:Use SPL XLL to get this done: =spl("=?.groups(~1;count(~2)).select(#2==0).(#1)",A1:B6) Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode As shown in the picture below: Explanation:groups() function groups and summarizes data; ~1 represents the 1st child member of the current member; #1 is the 1stcolumn of the table. Source link lol
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HTTP Guide

HTTP Guide

HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application-layer protocol for transmitting hypermedia documents, such as HTML. It was designed for communication between web browsers and web servers, but it can also be used for other purposes. HTTP follows a classical client-server model, with a client opening a connection to make a request, then waiting until it receives a response. HTTP is a stateless protocol, meaning that the server does not keep any data (state) between two requests. - MDN Web Docs HTTP Request Methods HTTP methods define the actions that can be performed on resources identified by URLs. Here’s a…
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