If you are developing a small application that only dependent on MySQL, Apache or Nginx then MAMP is fine to get started. But what if our application dependents on Redis, Mailhog, Supervisor, Beanstalk, etc? In that case, we have 2 options Vagrant and Docker. I personally prefer Docker and of cause, this article is about setting up the Laravel with Docker.
Laradock is a PHP development environment which runs on Docker. It is a collection of images such as Nginx, Apache, MySQL, Composer, Supervisord, Redis, etc. that required for your application development. Starting with Laradock is pretty easy with the following command:
This post will cover multiple topics related to Node.js, MongoDB and Docker. We will learn about the setup of Node.js and MongoDB with Docker through simple todo app.
Building a Todo app with Node.js, MongoDB and DockerRead More
Docker is the most popular tool to create, deploy and run any application easily by using containers. Today we will learn how to set up Node.js in Docker. We will start with a very basic Hello Docker program.
We are not covering the installation of Node.js or setup routes
We need to form validation to get user input based on defined form. Server-side validation is must because we never trust the frontend validation. Frontend validation could not work in some cases if the user turned off his client-side JavaScript.
Today we are going to learn how to secure registered user password with encryption and salt in nodejs application.