In the last two tutorials we opened up some data publicly on the API side of the application https://serversideup.net/public-private-api-laravel/ and blocked a few actions based on whether the use was authenticated or not https://serversideup.net/clean-vuejs-public-private-routes/. In this tutorial we will expand on blocking off certain features of our application on the front end side using Vue […]

In our last tutorial https://serversideup.net/public-private-api-laravel/, we converted the Laravel API Backend to be accessible for both an authenticated user and an unauthenticated user. This tutorial will go through the process of securing pieces of data that we don’t want the user to to view if they are not authenticated. Before we make any crazy claims […]

After some careful consideration, I realized that roastandbrew.coffee would be much more powerful if it was partially a public facing, partially user authenticated. Essentially what that means is a user shouldn’t have to be authenticated to view some of the data, but if they are authenticated, they can do more such as add cafes, edit […]

So we are ready for another update! Lots of new features have been added and we are moving forward towards a much more powerful system and some more awesome tutorials! In these updates I include smaller features that I added to make the application more functional and user friendly, but not large enough to require […]

Google Analytics is a powerful tool to see how users interact with your app. We will set up Google Analytics with Vue Router in this tutorial