If you don’t know about Inertia.js you can learn more about it at its home page https://inertiajs.com/. Its helping you to build single page applications without APIs. In summary the front end React component details shipped with the requested data to the front end avoiding the multiple network request and avoiding the running spinners. Also […]
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When you’re writing a blog post, it’s easy to focus solely on the text—getting the right words, the right message, and proper formatting. But one element that’s often underestimated is the featured image. This image shows up in previews across social media, search results, and even on your own site’s homepage, and it can make […]
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I’ve always been a fan of simplicity, especially when it comes to design. When I started my blog, I knew I wanted a clean, minimalist theme that would let my content shine without any distractions. But as I searched through countless themes—many of which claimed to be “minimalist”—I found that most were still cluttered with […]
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When building a Laravel Inertia React application with TypeScript, I encountered an issue where custom web components were not recognized by TypeScript, even after importing and defining their types. This post documents how I resolved this issue for my Rich Text Editor component, but the solution applies to any custom web component. The Problem TypeScript […]
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Creating a website is easier than ever, and thanks to modern tools and platforms, you can host one for free. GitHub, in particular, allows free hosting for static websites through its GitHub Pages feature. However, understanding the difference between static and dynamic websites is crucial for choosing the right approach. This blog will guide you […]
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With default configuration if you use webpack you will endup creating single JS and CSS file. But there are situations where you need to create multiple output files to avoid loading unnecessary files to the client side. For example you have a backend portal / dashboard and public website. Packing all the assets in single […]
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In this quick tutorial we will see how you can enable outgoing emails through mail gun relay host. This will be useful if you are using self hosted email with shared IP address. Because when you directly send email from your SMTP server it may be rejected by many major email service providers if you […]
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As I am in the process of converting some of the WordPress based blogs to to use the static website builder Jekyll. This will allow instant response to the users without loading my self hosting servers. Also it is easier to server the blog under same domain without conditional routing of traffic between different docker […]
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If you are a fan of static website builders, you will definitely a fan of Jekyll site builder which is also supported by Github static website hosting. Recently I am in the process of converting one of my WordPress to Jekyll to reduce the load on my home hosting servers and to improve the load […]
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