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Effortlessly Handle File Uploads in Laravel with FilePond

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Effortlessly Handle File Uploads in Laravel with FilePond

File uploads are a fundamental part of modern web applications. However, handling file uploads in web development can be a challenging task. Fortunately, there are many libraries and frameworks available that can make file uploads a lot easier. Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks,

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Laravel Upload Files with Filepond | Laravel Tutorial

Utilize Filepond and Laravel to upload files.

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How to use FilePond with Node.js

https://koliasa.com/how-to-use-filepond-with-node-js/ How to use FilePond with Node.js - https://koliasa.com/how-to-use-filepond-with-node-js/ Uploading files is a common need for cloud apps. FilePond is a solid open-source project that offers ...

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What happens when a browser is launched for the first time? A lot.

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What Happens When You Launch A Browser for The First Time? — A collection of interesting and quite revealing Twitter threads digging into what browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, etc) do upon install/first launch (including phoning home and downloading default extensions).

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Faster Image Loading With Embedded Image Previews — The Embedded Image Preview (EIP) technique introduced in this article allows us to load preview images during lazy loading using progressive JPEGs, Ajax and HTTP range requests without having to transfer additional data.

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Continuous Integration for Django Projects — Learn to set up a continuous integration pipeline for a Django project.

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How To Build A Web-Based Real-Time Multiplayer Virtual Reality Game — Leverages familiarity with web development to get started with VR development. In this first part of the series, you will learn how to create a virtual reality scene with interactive game elements.

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The Browser Monopoly — Touches upon how, with Chrome, Google “enjoys substantial control over the vast majority of the world’s portal to the internet”.

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Accessibility Strategies for Your Content Team — Some tips and tools to help empower content creators to take ownership of accessibility.

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CSS Styling for Video Captions Is Now in Development in Chrome — You use either an external CSS file or a style block in a WebVTT file (it’s already shipped in Safari).

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💡 Tip of the Week

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Using 'tabular figures' for more elegant dynamic number rendering

If your interface has elements with changing digits, such as a video timestamp or a user controlled numeric slider, then it may be worth considering using a font that supports monospaced numbers (a.k.a. tabular figures) to improve the user experience.

The animation below perfectly demonstrates the difference, with the proportionally spaced digits jumping around erratically as the values change:

This indicative image comes from Lior Azi's superb related article, which does a great job of highlighting plenty of real world examples of dynamic vs static numeric labels (both good and bad).

The easiest way to make this change? Use the following declaration in your CSS:

font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;

Now, the above (which has around 90% global broswer support) will only work if your font has an appropriate alternative fixed-width glyph available to use — but there is a growing selection of monospaced fonts available, such as these options at Google Fonts.

Finally, if you want to know more about the font-variant-numeric property, then Geoff Graham has this handy write-up over at CSS Tricks.

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radialMenu: A Highly Customizable JavaScript Radial Menu — This works on both desktop and mobile. You can see a demo here (right click on desktop, touch and hold on mobile).

Victor Ribeiro

FilePond: A Flexible File Uploader with a Smooth UI — It’s vanilla JavaScript but has adapters to make it easier to use with React, Vue, Angular, or even jQuery. v4.5 has just dropped. GitHub repo.

Rik Schennink

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Moving: A Clean and Minimalist Theme for Jekyll — Here's a really clean theme for the popular Jekyll Ruby-based static site generator is (which recently got a major new version).

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A Collection of Color Tools For Designers

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Elegant File Input Enhancement Plugin With JavaScript - filepond

Elegant File Input Enhancement Plugin With JavaScript – filepond

filepond is a JavaScript file upload plugin which helps you create elegant, flexible, customizable, drag-and-drop file input on the web page. Also features file preview, multi-file upload, server-side processing and much more. Licensed under GPL 3.0. Basic usage: Include the filepond’s stylesheet ‘filepond.css’ and JavaScript ‘filepond.js’ on the html page. http://filepond.js Create the file…

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A handy FilePond adapter component for Vue

A handy FilePond adapter component for Vue

A handy FilePond adapter component for Vue .Vue FilePond is a handy adapter component for FilePond, a JavaScript library that can upload anything you throw at it, optimizes images for faster uploads, and offers a great, accessible, silky smooth user experience.

source https://morioh.com/p/47141b26b673

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FilePond: A Flexible JS File Uploader with Great UX - https://t.co/slUMZpNcuu (It's GPLv3 licensed, however, so take care.) #angular #angularjs #javascript #node #react

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FilePond: A Flexible JS File Uploader with Great UX - https://t.co/slUMZpNcuu (It's GPLv3 licensed, however, so take care.)

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Laravel Filepond Cancel and Preview the Image | Laravel Tutorial

Utilize Filepond and Laravel to upload files.

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Using native modules in production today

#451 — August 23, 2019

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Using Native JavaScript Modules in Production Today — “now, thanks to some recent advances in bundler technology, it’s possible to deploy your production code as ES2015 modules—with both static and dynamic imports—and get better performance than all non-module options currently available.”

Philip Walton

Web Template Studio 2.0: Generate New Apps from VS Code Wizard-Style — Web Template Studio is an extension, from Microsoft, for Visual Studio Code that simplifies creating new full-stack apps in a ‘wizard’-esque style. It now supports Angular, Vue, and React.

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JavaScript to Know for React — Examples of which JavaScript features in particular you should be familiar with when learning and using React.

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date-fns 2.0: It's Like lodash But For Dates — A date utility library that provides an extensive and consistent API for manipulating dates, whether in the browser or in Node. After tree-shaking and minification, date-fns can be much more compact than moment.js. Homepage.

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Node v12.9.0 (Current) Released, Now on V8 7.6 — The upgrade to V8 7.6 opens up some new opportunities like Promise.allSettled(), JSON.parse and frozen/sealed array perf improvements, and BigInt now has a toLocaleString method for localized formatting of large numbers.

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An Introduction to Memoization in JavaScript — ‘Memoization’ is when you cache return values of functions based upon the arguments provided. Here’s an example of creating a separate function that can do this for existing functions.

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Why is ('b'+'a'+ + 'a' + 'a').toLowerCase() 'banana'? — One of those fun little JavaScript “wat” moments.

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All The New ES2019 Tips and Tricks — An accessible, example-heavy roundup of new ES2019 features.

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Exploring the Two-Sum Interview Question in JavaScript — There are two solutions, the straightforward ‘brute force’ way, and a more efficient solution that can demonstrate strong CS fundamentals..

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7 Ways to Make Your Angular App More Accessible

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NodeGUI: A New Way to Build Native Desktop Apps with JavaScript — An interesting new alternative to something like Electron as it’s based around Qt, the cross platform widget toolkit, rather than a browser engine.

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Chart.xkcd: xkcd, Hand-Drawn-Style Charts — If you like your lines wiggly and rough, this might be for you. It tries to mimic the style of the fantastic xkcd comic.

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FilePond: A Flexible File Uploader with a Smooth UI — It’s vanilla JavaScript but has adapters to make it easier to use with React, Vue, Angular, or even jQuery. v4.5 has just dropped. GitHub repo.

Rik Schennink

v8n: A 'Fluent Validation' Library — Chain together rules to make validations, e.g. v8n().some.not.uppercase().test("Hello");

Bruno C. Couto

file-type: Detect The File Type of a Buffer/Uint8Array — For example, give it the raw data from a PNG file, and it’ll tell you it’s a PNG file.

Sindre Sorhus

pagemap: A 'Mini Map' for Your Pages — A neat little idea that’s particularly useful on long pages. This adds a clickable/navigable overview of an entire page to the top right corner. Here’s the associated repo.

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Looks cool, easy and feature-packed file upload library