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Recently I started working on MacBook, and I needed to set up a local debugging environment? Since there aren't many tutorials on how to do it, I've encountered some problems on how to get the setup up and running. By combining a few blogs and spending a few hours on several forums, I came up with this text.
In my three and a half years of short development career, I mainly used PHPStorm IDE to build projects and I can say that I was quite satisfied with PHPStorm.
Changes are, and will continue to be, a necessary part of the development of any project. As an IT engineer or developer, Have you ever spent lots of time to setup your project after updating your system or dependencies or libraries contain within it ? In these cases switching between dependencies or projects can be very time consuming. To avoid these kind of problems we have some tools that can help us and docker is one of them.
Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern and based on Symfony. The Quasar Framework is a node.js based collection of tools for developing and publishing a website; for building and optimising a progressive web-app; a way to make native apps for Linux, MacOS and Windows with Electron; and even a system for creating mobile apps for Android and iOS with Cordova Sometimes it becomes quite complex to use Quasar app with Laravel. Developers face a lot of issues to serve quasar application from laravel app, because of laravel and quasar both are served independently at different port **( By default - Laravel port : 8000 and Quasar port : 8080)**, that’s why it prevents requests being made from one origin to another. In this blog we are trying to explain step by step process to serve Quasar app using Laravel app.