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113 Laravel articles about Node.js.
Post Mortem: Patching the PHP and Node.js VulnerabilitiesThis post mortem explains how the team patched every Laravel Cloud app in place within about 27 hours of the PHP and Node.js vulnerability disclosures. It also covers what broke on Forge, Envoyer, and Vapor during the rollout and the process changes the team plans to make.Laravel · via blog.laravel.com · 2d ago1 minFixing Stripe webhook invalid signature error on CloudflareAPIs · via peterbabic.com · 8mo ago1 minHosting a Next.js site with AWS Elastic BeanstalkA step-by-step guide to hosting a Next.js app on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. It covers build hooks that run next build on the server, a Procfile to set the start command and port, instance type settings, and how to create and deploy an environment with the EB CLI.AWS · via csrhymes.com · 9mo ago7 minDeploying Inertia Vue SSR to Cloudflare Workers: From Traditional Node.js to Global EdgeShows how to move an Inertia Vue server-side rendering setup from a traditional Node.js server to Cloudflare Workers, using a shared SSR module and a dual build configuration. Covers the Worker entry point, Vite and Wrangler configuration, deployment steps, and switching between SSR modes. The author presents it as an early prototype rather than a production-tested approach.APIs · via geisi.dev · 1y ago7 minDeploying Soketi to Laravel ForgeSoketi is a simple, fast, and resilient open-source WebSocket server written in Typescript. It's fully compatible with the Pusher v7 protocol which makes it a viable replacement to Pusher when using Laravel Echo.Laravel · via blog.laravel.com · 4y agoCritical path CSSCritical path CSS is the minimal amount of CSS that you need to render (part of) your website. By inlining this in the <head> of your website you can defer loading the rest of the CSS. This increases page speed and gives users a better experience.Node.js · via barryvanveen.nl · 4y agoWhen Java bring problems to PHP EngineersIf you have read my Elasticsearch post then you may be aware that I run 4 Logstash containers on AWS to do cross-region logging. I work alongside PHP, NodeJS & Python engineers.PHP · via blog.deleu.dev · 4y agoHow I setup my 2021 MacBook ProIn 2016, I wrote a guide on how I setup my new MacBook Pro. I found it useful to have some documentation on how I set up my work environment. It’s also an opportunity for me to review the tools that I use and my overall workflow.Laravel · via carlalexander.ca · 4y agoHow code-driven monitoring tools can help you deliver successful software pHi, I’m Valerio, software engineer, founder & CTO at Inspector. In this article I would like to share my experience with you about why software developers should always prefer code-driven instead of infrastructure-driven monitoring tools.PHP · via inspector.dev · 4y agoHow Livewire works (a deep dive)The experience of using Livewire seems magical. It’s as if your front-end HTML can call your PHP code and everything just works. For this writeup, we’re going to use the example of a simple counter component. Here’s what the Livewire component looks like:Laravel · via calebporzio.com · 5y agoThe Simplest Sass Compile SetupSass is an excellent tool to make CSS more dynamic, but it is still a burden for many of us because of the compiling settings. Let’s see how we can set up a minimal but well-functioning configuration. I think the easiest way to compile Sass is through npm scripts.Node.js · via pineco.de · 5y agoIn-Depth Scalable Applications monitoringIf you are responsible for the development of a software product you probably know that in one way or another if you can’t scale your application, if the software is slow or crashes, you can’t move your business forward. It’s basically locked.Laravel · via inspector.dev · 5y ago