A place for me to store links that I have found useful but that might also be useful to others
This is an awesome IDE that I have been using personally and professionally to develop Vue, Alexa (Node) and PHP projects. It is very customisable
A curated list of everything I use. Some of the key ones are listed below
Everything you could need for developing vue.js apps
Adds another tab to the sidebar (as the name suggests) that shows you all your mocha tests and their state. Currently doesn't work with webpack but there is an open pull request!
A vanity one but great for seeing what is playing without leaving
More vanity but who doesn't like a cool looking icon? I'm rocking the Gryffindor one!
One stop shop for all things frontend. New episode released every Wednesday and I am always picking something new up from it
Awesome channel of talks from a variety conferences
Great channel that covers code and design.
Another awesome channel that covers beginner and intermediate code
The place to be on a Monday morning. A wide variety of content.
A channel that I find always has good content when looking to learn something new
Great design tips. Worth a follow on Twitter too.
A new channel but I really like the way he explains things
The instructions here are to set heroku up so build a Vue project when a new commit is made to the GitHub repo, this removes the need for the dist folder to be in source control
An awesome set of tutorials for vue that I have followed along with, you can see my implementations in their respected repos, there will also be a link to the Heroku instance
A really good 1hr tutorial that eases you into vue.js. Check out my repo for the implementation and the heroku instance
This is a really well put together, learn together, video series covering Vue.js and VueX with Google's Firebase on the side. Where Sam goes through the code with you as he writes it (and usually learns it) you get to see the mistakes and how to debug as you go. This was also the start of looking at TDD and unit testing in Vue for me.
Your debugging best friend! This is an awesome NPM package with an equally awesome developer who helped me out and had a fix in 3 days of my issue being raised. The package allows you to run a self restarting AWS Lambda server on your dev machine, allowing you to run the debugger or console.log() anything you need to see.
There are a few sample projects on the official account that helped me get my head around how different parts and flows work within the latest SDK
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Cheap as chips to run and a tiny form factor, great for experimenting!
I followed this post for all the bits that I found relevant and now I have it running 24/7 for pennies a day. Does PHP, Email and eventually Node too
This comes free with the GitHub Student pack and is pretty cool! I have it running the automated testing, building and deploying to my server of the support app
My server sits behind this giving me great control of the DNS and it hides my IP address.
I first saw this on Fun Fun Function and thought it looked like something worth playing with, was really lucky they gave me a student account that allows me to play with it on one project. Hopefully I will use it in production soon!