In this tutorial, we will show you how to add reactions using the Reactify Laravel package created by the PHPDominica community.
In this post, I will teach you how to generate a pdf from your invoice data.
Real-time chat applications like WhatsApp and Discord have witnessed a remarkable surge in popularity in recent years, revolutionising communication with instantaneous messaging. However, while building your own SMS chat app with this functionality might seem daunting, it’s entirely achievable.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a real-time SMS chat application using Laravel, React.js, and Pusher. You'll use the Laravel framework to build the back end of the chat application, a combination of Blade templates and React.js to develop the user interface and layout of the application, and the Pusher platform for the real-time chat functionality.
In today's fast-paced business environment, having an efficient SMS chat system can enhance communication with customers and improve lead conversion. If you're using VICIdial, an open-source contact center solution, integrating an SMS chat system can help you engage with your clients more effectively. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of creating an SMS chat system using PHP and Twilio.
If you are using a proxy or load balancer (like AWS or Heroku), ensure you trust the proxy by setting AppServiceProvider to handle HTTPS detection:
In the realm of web development, sorting and filtering data retrieved from API endpoints are common tasks that enhance data usability and readability. Imagine harnessing the magical world of Harry Potter to illustrate these concepts. In this post, we'll delve into the technical intricacies of sorting and filtering data from the Harry Potter API using JavaScript.
Today, I will explain how to unique an array of object by property
In the dynamic world of content creation, efficiency is key. Imagine having the ability to conjure up engaging blog posts with just a title! Exciting, right? Today, we're thrilled to introduce our latest innovation - a PHP-scripted blog generator, seamlessly integrated with the OpenAI API.
A sitemap is an XML file containing the list of indexable URLs of a domain. When sitemaps become large, they are split into 1 sitemap index file that point to multiple sitemap files. Learn more about splitting sitemaps with Google’s documentation. next-sitemap is a library that conveniently generates the sitemap XML document after reading the Next.js build manifests or when given a list of URLs. Check out some real examples, like the Google sitemap index or the sitemap of this website.