DevOps notes on Docker, Kubernetes and Linux, and the PHP and Symfony apps that run on them
PHP 8.1 added Enums, this allows us to set a defined number of possible values for an array. It is a very interesting way of making sure only the values we want can be to a specific value. So I started to play around with them, A while back and ran into a few issues with Doctrine and the Symfony FormType. Let's dive…
Continue reading — PHP 8.1 Enums, Doctrine and Symfony EnumType
In the previous article, I added some simple CSS animations to show how the separation of my assets works. Now that that is en place, let's dive into JavaScript a bit more and create an even better typewriter animation based on your input! Input One day I’ll fetch the Smith Corona from the cupboard, set it on the desk…
“Most good programmers do programming not because they expect to get paid or get adulation by the public, but because it is fun to program.” Linus Torvalds
As I have added TypeScript and WebPack encore to Grav recently I wanted to find a way to add CSS and JavaScript only to certain pages. Generating multiple outputs for assets So far I generated a assets.html page that would contain the links to the JavaScript and CSS files generated by WebPack: To generate different…
Continue reading — Adding files to specific pages' header tags
We are all used to seeing a scroll bar on all the pages we visit daily on the internet. They are useful and explicit. This is very handy but not enjoyable. For a while now all major Browsers accept some CSS Pseudo elements to customise to wat the browser's scroller looks. To have some more information you can check it…
Sometimes, while writing some code, I can not keep track of time and end up not really knowing the time I have spent on it. So to keep an eye on this I can make sure to look at my watch and writing down the starting time but this is something I would not be able to do all the time. It would also not create a log of…
