I know PHP, but I find it very difficult to use Laravel as a total beginner. The only reason I want to use Laravel is because it lets you create sign up and login features using literally one command. I wonder if there are any other frameworks that are easier to learn when compared with Laravel AND lets you create sign up and login features easily.
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I learned how to code in swift a little while back and created my first app. Now I'm trying to market it to customers, I realized that a web-interface might be what I need to scale this up to start attracting clients.
I use firebase as my backend now and would like to see what I can do to have a web interface that:
Allows customers to log in to see their unique data.
Updates info on my firebase backend
is Scaleable.
I'm not sure where to start nor how long this process will take. Any one has any ideas on where to get started?
I'm pretty sure Wordpress has a firebase plugin that could come in handy. Using Wordpress would save a lot of time actually designing a website, getting servers, and backend stuff like that. If you pay a little bit you can get rid of the .wordpress. com tag too, and your website can easily look professional.
Firebase is a realtime database and it is mostly used with mobile apps and some of the JavaScript applications like Angular and ReactJS. I think the best is to use ReactJS and there you can do a lot of the same functionalities you did on your app.
You can find a lot of tutorials online about how to do reactjs and firebase apps.
Have a look at this post and it should give you an idea about how it is done. It is gonna be a new thing if you are not familiar with javascript NodeJS / ReactJS development. (Firebase, react and redux wait for store to update)
I'm starting with Laravel and I've some doubts about the external components.
I've already used the laravel collective and the adamwathan/bootforms and the both show me advantage and disadvantage. I've searched for information or discussion about this and a I didn't find anything
For example, I can build forms extremely fast with these components, but I got limited sometimes.
According with the about session of the laravel Collective they say:
The Laravel Collective is a community organization designed to maintain components that have been removed from the Laravel Framework core
So, if the form is removed from the core, should I continue using this component?
And in the readme from the Bootform, they say
Probably not perfect for your super custom branded ready-for-release apps, but a huge time saver when you are still in the prototyping stage!
What do you think about using external components? Do you think it's a good ideia to use or do you prefer the original core from the Laravel?
After 3 weeks working with Laravel. I've learned somethings:
If you want to build easy forms without html, I recommend you to use the AdamWathan bootform or Laravel collective. The only problem is: These tools doesn't has a good option with you want a very customizable field.
Bootform
Pros
Bootform has more components and functions
Reduced Boilerplate
Automatic Validation State
Some custom forms, like the horizontal forms
Cons
Some difficulties with documentation
Laravel Collective
Pros
All necessary things to build a laravel form, like the CSRF Protection and hidden fields.
What I do
Actually, I'm working with Collective and html. I use a mix of the both, when I need a simple field or specific fields (csrf protection, for example) I use collective and if I need a more customizable field, like a button with an icon or a special element in bootstrap, I use just HTML.
Recently I've had the same dilemma, so I decided to examine Laravel Collective Html package.
I wanted to share my thoughts, therefore I created the following post: Is it beneficial to add Laravel Collective Html into your Laravel Project
Hope you will find it useful.
It comes down to personal preference, Laravel Collectives gives you ease of pre selecting select inputs, csrf out of the box, etc... I found myself using it less and less and then eventually just stopped pulling it in altogether.
Case:
I have an existing page based on Drupal and going to develop a phoneGap iOS App. That means I just need the information of the existing page and want to fill these data in the new app.
My Question is now, do somebody know weather there is a work around or work flow to do so resp. how can I connect the existing page with another page or in my case phoneGap to get just the data? I'm new with Drupal and phoneGap so maybe you have some pages with information, tutorials or some help how to do this.
Thanks in advance yves
Drupal offers a module called "Services" which will allow you to get data or services from your website. You may need to create your own methods on that module to get the information you want to retrieve.
As for the iOS side, you can retrieve the data via XML-RPC, Rest or whatever communication protocol you choose at the server side, or go all the way with drupal-ios.
https://github.com/workhabitinc/drupal-ios-sdk/
You should start looking for the Services module and play with it. You will have an embedded console on that module to test the methods.
Once you're finish with that, take a look at drupal-ios or go deep with your own implementation via XML-RPC or whatever.
I'm trying to build a membership site and I'm interested in using Perl to do this.
I looked at the Dancer framework which seems nice, but I can't figure out how to actually create a member registration / login process using Dancer::Plugin::Auth::RBAC. The CPAN page shows some example code but nothing that is very explicit or complete.
Googling around didn't turn up much usable except some simple examples with hardcoded login/passwords.
Thanks
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Auth::RBAC is not for creating the members or the registration/management system but rather to do the actual authentication and authorisation based upon existing accounts.
Registering members is easy. You just create a suitable data store (DBIC is very nice and easy) and write a method to take details from the form, validate them and store them in the data store.
We have our clients website in Drupal at present, for which we needs to create an iPhone App.
So any ideas on how to do that?
Is there any ready made available plug-ins or modules which we can use to generate Category / Articles XMLs directly from database, without much custom code n its headache?
All your suggestions are most welcome..
Thanks !
Yes. You should start with "Services" module, which will allow you to communicate your website with external websites or applications.
Also, you will need a way to communicate with Drupal. We're using XMLRPC, but you can use JSON, Rest...up to you.
Here you have an starting point: http://www.zivtech.com/blog/simplest-drupal-iphone-app
Services implements the most common used methods for Drupal. Which are node saving/load, comments and users. If you need extra functionality, you will need to create a custom module (rather easy).
You can test all the calls with the Services tab in the Drupal website. Just remember to set the permissions.
There is also a Drupal-iOS SDK, which does almost everything I told you, but uses plist instead. https://github.com/seanhellwig/drupal-ios-sdk