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Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic
Part 1 of 6 covers experimenting with various cache systems, techniques, and organization of our custom cache system.
Best Practices for Securing Your Development Projects
Securing development projects means integrating security at each stage of development. Let's discuss the best practices to secure your development projects.
Creating a Simple Honeypot Field in Laravel
Learn how to implement a honeypot form mechanism using Laravel. This security measure helps catch bots and automated scripts by adding an inconspicuous form field that human users should leave empty. You can implement the honeypot in two different ways: by creating a custom middleware class or by adding the logic directly to the form's action. Additionally, you can create a custom Blade directive to simplify adding the hidden field to multiple forms.
Swapping Antlers Layouts and Passing Data to Layouts
Discover how to create a custom Statamic Tag in this step-by-step guide, enabling dynamic layout changes and sharing variables with your layouts in Antlers templates. Learn the implementation process, utilize the make:addon command, and explore the internal workings of Statamic to master custom layout behavior.
How to Structure Your Cybersecurity Team to Work in an Agile Environment
Organizing a cybersecurity team with clear goals, skills assessment, role assignment, training, workload management, and a supervisor using agile methods helps protect against threats, improves efficiency, boosts innovation, and avoids burnout.
A Beginners Guide to Antlers Arrays and Loops
This in-depth guide provides a beginner-friendly introduction to Antlers arrays and loops. In it, we look at the basics of Antlers arrays, techniques for working with named scopes and nested arrays, and methods for randomly inserting supplementary content into blog post listings.
Antlers and Blade Formatters: Behind the Scenes
This article provides a very brief overview of how both the Antlers and Blade formatters work. Both formatters are offered as a Prettier plugin.
Creating Dynamic CSS Class Names with Statamic
Learn to construct dynamic CSS class names using Antlers sections when creating Statamic sites.
Working With Dynamic Variables in Antlers Runtime
Antlers Runtime supports the concept of dynamic variables, which can be used to retrieve data dynamically, without knowing the variable name ahead of time.
Managing Imported Fieldset Handles with Antlers Runtime
Antlers Runtime makes it easier to work with prefixed fieldsets when reusable fieldsets and partials.
Latest posts
The past six months or so have been incredibly busy. What started as a new article series about cust...
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