Posts by Author : tgugnani

If you have upgraded Composer on your machine to the latest version i.e. version 2 and if you are working on the project that still uses some old packages which are dependent on Composer 1, you might...
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If you are looking to migrate your bitbucket repo into github, and if the original repo contains large files you will encounter the following error. GH001: Large files detected. You may want to try...
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Although PHP released its latest version i.e. v 8 , You might be working on a project that is using the old version of PHP i.e either version 7.0 or version 7.1 which is not supported by HomeBrew by d...
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Apple recently launched new Mac series which is powered by their own M1 Chips instead of Intel Chips. I have a 13" MacBook pro with 8GB of RAM and 256 GB of SSD. This piece of machine works great and...
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If you are one of the early developers who adopted M1 Mac and willing to use HomeBrew on the latest silicone chip. Here is a brief tutorial for you to Install and use HomeBrew on M1 Macs Make a du...
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If you have got a brand new Mac with Apple powered M1 Chip which currently has Mac OS Big Sur, and you are looking to install Google Chrome on it. Here are the steps for you. 1. Download Google Chrom...
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If you have some part of your code which you want to execute only if a certain environment variable exists in the .env file. Here is how you can check the existence of environment variable in your .en...
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When you are working with Laravel Dusk and running the tests on a CI like Travis or Heroku. It gets tricky to get out of the screenshots of failed tests. Here is how I configured my Laravel Dusk to...
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Git

Nov 9, 2020

tgugnani

If you are working on a projects that uses Git version control and you are looking to clone a specific branch to your local system here is the solution. Clone only the specific branch and not dow...
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If you are looking to concatenate a variable and a text together while binding an HTML attribute (for example src of image attribute) Here is how you can do it in Vue <img v-bind:src="imgPreU...
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