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When it comes to implementing stateless authentication in Laravel, Laravel developers usually pick one of the official packages such as Laravel Passport, Laravel Sanctum, or the very popular jwt-au...

I started my web development career as a Python programmer, and my go-to framework in those days was Django. I came across Laravel only 1.5 years into my career and started building stuff using the...

MongoDB is one of the – if not the most – popular document-oriented database management systems out there. Now, if you have experience working with Laravel, you should already know that Laravel doe...

Developing modern full-stack web applications has become much easier thanks to Laravel but deploying them on a real server is another story. Unmanaged virtual private servers are affordable and pro...

Node.js and Docker are probably the most uttered words these days in the web development scene and rightfully so. Both of these technologies have brought about changes so big that they can be consi...

OAuth2 can be difficult. In this article, you not only get an in-depth look at the different concepts but also learn how to implement a proper authentication flow in a modern web application. https...

The first version of FoodQo - your friendly restaurant management system is now live. The entire team has done a great job in producing a high-quality, smart and beautiful product.

So yeah we made it, Somoy News has been redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up by team Sayburgh Solutions and it's finally live for everyone to see. Consider navigating around the new site and i...

Installing and managing development dependencies for the various projects is a chore and one thing that can improve your everyday workflow is the usage of containers. Tent is a CLI tool for running...

Presented my open-source project Tent at Podman Community Meeting. It was an amazing experience. I learned a lot from all the veterans and got introduced to some brilliant open-source contributors....

Tent - a Podman based development-only dependency manager for Linux

The NGINX Handbook Thanks to tools like NGINXConfig by DigitalOcean and an abundance of pre-written configuration files on the internet, people tend to do a lot of copy-pasting instead of trying to...

The Docker Handbook Originally published on freeCodeCamp and later rewritten as open-source on GitBook, The Docker Handbook can be an excellent starting point for your DevOps journey. The book is d...

The Kubernetes Handbook Release shortly after The Docker Handbook, this handbook can be treated as a continuation of the former. Divided into several sections, the book aims to simplify concepts su...

Benjamin Franklin once said — “A place for everything, everything in its place.” This applies to software development as well. Understanding which portion of the code goes where is the key to a mai...

Laravel's service container is one of the most important pieces of the framework yet it gets so little attention from a lot of developers. Being interviewed a large number of candidates, I've reali...

Without any doubt, Express is one of the most popular web frameworks out there. After its initial release on November 16, 2010, Express is still going strong with 50k+ stars on GitHub and being the...

How to Deploy a Deno Application on AWS Using Docker and Travis CI Although Deno is still in a very early phase of its life and not ready for usage in production-grade applications, I decided to tr...

Build and Dockerize a Blogging API With Deno, Oak, and MySQL If you’ve been working with Node.js for a while, then the chances are you’ve heard of Deno, the new JavaScript runtime with a special fo...