Laravel: Custom error messages in form requests
Note to self: this is why you should, and how you can customise form validation error messages in Laravel - even when using form requests
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Laravel: Going back() after form validation errors
I’m SURE I must have done this before. Like…so many times. But this felt new today and is definitely worth remembering. When you’re using forms in Laravel, you sometimes want a “cancel” or “back” button or link that takes you to where you were before. And Laravel provides a handy url() helper that gets a […]
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Laravel: Being explicit in authorization policies
How to specify a specific policy/class when authorizing using the controller helper function in Laravel.
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Speaker Tips from the wonderful WordCamp London folks
I’m speaking at WordCamp London on Sunday. And I ALWAYS learn something new when public speaking. I’ve been chatting with other speakers in the Speaker’s Slack Channel and I popped in and asked for tips: Who has super speaker tips? Assume nothing. I want all the basics. I gave a couple of my own for […]
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My Government Petition Tracker: Some stats and facts
A quick write-up of how I built the government petition tracker that I made and how it's performed over the last 24 hours of being quite a lot busier than normal.
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All the Brexit/Revoke Article 50 government petition resources
Your definitive list of "Revoke Article 50" government petition resources.
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A new look: What? Why? and How?
Years in the thinking, not very long in the making, here's the What?, Why? and How? of my extra-geeky, new look website.
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Going Vanilla – initial thoughts on building a theme with no build tools
I'm attempting to build a WordPress theme with no build tool using only "vanilla" CSS and JS. Here's some initial thoughts I've had after getting started.