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Error during installation – The requested package laravel/nova could not be found in any version, there may be a typo in the package name. This error caught me out because it suggests the Nova package couldn’t be found. This isn’t actually the case and it turns out it’s my composer’s Minimum Stability setting, updating the […]

The Laravel team has recently announced the launch of their new product, Nova, an admin panel for you to use on your new and existing Laravel projects. What is it? Nova is an admin panel for managing your Laravel application. It’s built by the Laravel team themselves, and is, as they say, inspired by all […]

The project WeatherBeeta approached us to begin their direct sales eCommerce journey. Having focused on selling exclusively through retail partners for the past 35 years, they identified the future will include selling direct to consumers and so they looked for a Magento development company that could help build their eCommerce site, support their design and […]

The project TNBL (The Nail and Beauty Link) approached us requiring a redesign of their dated-looking Magento site. We redesigned their website and gave them a new, refreshing and approachable feel to the store. They needed the site to work better on mobile/tablet devices, and crucial features were missing that would help them increase their […]

Vuex! Our state management hero for Vue. In this guide, we’re going to explain the concepts of state management in Vue, what is Vuex, the basics of it works. After this, you’ll be ready to integrate Vuex into a new or existing Vue App! As our requirements grow for our applications, they become increasingly complex, […]

As 2018 grows ever-more familiar, the argument for moving away from a traditional e-commerce store is growing rapidly. Statistics show conversion rates fall from around 6% in native mobile apps to 4% on desktop, and only 2% on the mobile web. Let’s take a look at the benefits of Progressive Web Apps and the alternative […]

Vue.js ships with a few pre-defined events that allow you to capture an input from a user’s mouse, be it clicking on an element, hovering over it, scrolling, etc. Using these you can provide a greater level of interaction with your Vue website/web app. In this post I will go over some of these mouse […]

Following on from the first post covering this component, I will now go through a more advanced implementation of the Vue Slider component. I’ll start with separating the range slider to two separate sliders. In this example, one of the sliders will represent a minimum value for a form question, and the second slider will […]