Store it like git stash

— If you have ever worked with Git, you probably have encountered the following situation. i.e. You’ve two branches, let’s say feature-1 and feature-2, for two different features respectively. You have worked on the the first branch feature-1, completed all the related tasks and committed and pushed all the outstanding changes on that branch. So, the feature-1 branch is now clean.

My favorite VS Code themes for September 2018

VS Code is no doubt the favorite code editor of developers these days. Colour themes let you modify the colours in Visual Studio Code’s user interface to suit your preferences and work environment. Today, I’m going to show you my favorite themes which I’ve tried out so far and compiled down the best among them.

Using private repositories as a composer package in PHP

Composer is the goto method of adding dependencies in modern PHP application. You search for a library for a concerned functionality and you’ll probably find the one in the large database of the Pacakgist. But there comes a time where you’d want to use a library which is private and should be only available to you. Well, the good news is, you can achieve this using this trick.

TIL - How to fix embedded scripts in Progressive Web Apps

Progressive Web Apps are great when you need to achieve things like offline capabilities, push notifications, background-sync and to give your website an overall app-like experience. While, the PWAs are great at implementing all of the above things and are the obvious choice, there are certain things which can be broken when you use ServiceWorker(which are the building blocks of any PWA) to make your webaite a PWA.

Laravel Eager Loading - load() Vs. with()

— Today, while working with one of my projects(which is built on top Laravel) I bumped into the situation where I needed to get associated model’s data for one of the models. So here, I had two approaches in Laravel to accomplish this which are basically called Eager Loading:

Getting started with Electron

— Have you ever wanted to develop desktop apps while being a true web developer without even caring about the native architecture or the language most of the applications build for different platforms likes of Windows, macOS or Linux? Or you just wanted to get started with building desktop apps? Isn’t it great if you are able to build desktop apps using the technologies you already knows i.e. HTML, JavaScript and CSS? I was in the same urge to dive into world of desktop apps. So, I have been stuck on to GitHub’s Electron lately.