Category: Dev

phpList 3.3.4 released

phpList 3.3.4 released: 3 new features, 5 UX improvements, 23 fixes

New functionality has been added

Checking lists your campaign is sending to, or has been sent to, is now even easier. To avoid possible mistakes in lists you have targeted, each campaign in the ‘Active’ and ‘Sent’ tab will have the lists conveniently displayed.

The new ‘Copy to draft’ button for sent campaigns will allow your campaign to stay in the sent tab with its own statistics, even if you wish to resend the content again.

Visual Studio Code Adds a GitHub Pull Request Extension

The Visual Studio Code team, in collaboration with GitHub, released a public preview of a new extension: GitHub Pull Requests inside of Visual Studio Code. Learn about the new extension, how you can install it, and how you can contribute to the development of this extension.

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Extract and Generalize: Infinite Scrolling Refactor

If you notice that a segment of logic in your component might be useful and necessary elsewhere in your project, this is likely an indication that you should extract the relevant code into its own component, generalize the specifics, and then emit events to handle side effects on a case-by-case basis.
Source: Laracasts

Joomla 3.8.12 Security and Bug Fixes Release

The Joomla project team has recently released version 3.8.12 that addresses 3 low level vulnerability issues and fixes over 20 bugs.

Community Builder 2.2.1 (latest build) and all Joomlapolis add-ons work just fine with Joomla 3.8.12. You can see everything in action on our demo site.

The Joomla 3.8.12 is a highly recommended upgrade for all Joomla 3.x series sites. As always, before any Joomla upgrade on your live website, take a backup just in case anything goes wrong.

Nova Packages

Laravel sponsor Tighten created novapackages.com to showcase Nova packages built by the Laravel community. The site is an index of user-contributed packages around Laravel Nova, in a beautiful, searchable index. Users can search, submit, and rate packages, as well as get individual package details and installation instructions.

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Dump Server

Laravel 5.7 includes an incredibly useful new php artisan dump-server command. Written by Marcel Pociot, this command provides a wrapper around Symfony’s VarDumper component. While running, each time you dump data as part of your response (examples: dump($users) or dd(‘hello world’)), the output will be swallowed up and printed in the console.
Source: Laracasts

Laracon Australia Conference Ticket Giveaway

Laracon AU is giving away six full conference tickets to Laracon AU 2018, thanks to Tighten Co, Laravel News (oh hey!), Linode, and Nexmo! Learn how you can enter to win a free ticket to Laracon (travel and lodging not included), as well as how you can buy a ticket before September 21st!

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Laravel 5.7 Guest User Gates

In Laravel 5.6 and below authorization gates and policies automatically return `false` for unauthenticated users. New in Laravel 5.7, you can now allow guests to go through authorization checks by using a nullable type-hint or setting the default value as null. Learn how to use guest-enabled gates in Laravel 5.7!

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Email Verification

First up, we have email verification support out of the box in Laravel 5.7. It’s as simple as adding implements MustVerifyEmail to your User class. Seriously.
Source: Laracasts

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