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Moved Hosts!!
Finally!
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Note to Self: OneTrust
If you are making a new site on a new server, you need to whitelist OneTrust so you can run a scan 40.85.82.207
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Testing Vimeo NoCookie solution
The (Warriors) Simpsons from PrinceVillain on Vimeo. Using the “Vimeo” block with the ?dnt=1 didn’t work well. If you do a straight html block with the parameter, it does work.
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Testing whether YouTube’s youtube-nocookie.com Drops a Cookie On the Site
I’m testing whether YouTube’s youtube-nocookie.com actually drops a cookie.
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If You Have an Outdated VirtualBox and updated your MacOS to Mojave….
You should update VirtualBox to the 5.2.18 version immediately. If you don’t you’ll see this when trying to vagrant up. Bringing machine ‘default’ up with ‘virtualbox’ provider… ==> default: Checking if box ‘<your box>’ is up to date… ==> default: Clearing any previously set network interfaces… There was an error while executing `VBoxManage`, a…
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Maybe I Should Try Visual Studio Code?
They’ve added GitHub pull request extension. I love my $55/year PHPStorm subscription though…
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Good Tutorial for Setting Up SSL on AWS Lightsail
I’m working on a new site for my employer and have set up a Lightsail instance running on Cloudfront. Trying to set up the normal load balancer along with SSL has created issues with the health watch. The best resource I found to alleviate the issue was found here. It’s using LetsEncrypt, so remember you…
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Note to self: Don’t forget
I’ve been bouncing between Laravel, and WordPress while working on OpenShift over the past 10 months. I’ve moved over to a new company with a new contract. I need to refresh my AWS skills (Finally a company that uses AWS!). In addition to the ton of AWS documentation on Amazon , there are courses available…
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Laravel Certification Now Available
At Laracon 2017, it was announced that Laravel Certification is now available. There are certifications for individuals or teams. More info is available at https://laravel.com/certification/
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FYI: Laravel 5.5 is out, remember to update your PHP
In case you didn’t already know, Laravel 5.5 was released in August. If you’re planning on using it, checkout the requirements. Make sure your PHP is version 7.0 or above. (I totally forgot this on my laptop, and was suprised that Laravel 5.4.30 kept installing on it.)