Wow that’s the best Java tutorial I’ve seen so far!
-You in a few minutes.
Sounds selfish, doesn’t it? Well it has the right to be, it took me 2 hours to write that! Don’t hesitate now and turn on your dev machine.
After this tutorial you have to rethink your Java development process and if you don’t have one yet this is the best place to start.
I will show you the most advanced tools to speed up your Java development environment and collaboration capabilities.
In this tutorial we are going to develop a simple MVC (Model, View, Controller) application ruled by the DRY (Don’t repeat yourself) approach.
The crappy picture below shows what’s going on according to my brain.
Since the dawn of the internet I’ve been waiting for this feature. After every other chat app competitor (see line or telegram) have launched their web app, WhatsApp finally is available for your browser. Simply go to https://web.whatsapp.com/, scan a QR-code and start chatting with your friends.
For the folks that didn’t know about Print All Over Me yet, here some blabla:
I’ve already posted about PAOM a long time, however it progressed well and is still an amazing thing.
Feeling excited about this? Then check out my desings.
Form validation is always part of your data process workflow. With Laravel you can to validate the input on the controller or the eloquent model. To provide a seamless user experience it’s better to validate a form with JavaScript in the frontend. However due to security reasons you have provide a backend validation, otherwise it would possible to inject non valid data.
I want to show how you can create a sortable table and reuse the code with any model you want to display.
As we don’t want to write any function or definition twice or more, let’s extend the BaseController class with the function to get sorted items from a variable model.
