Front end developer
I’m a big fan of VueJs, It’s a great framework. In this quick example I am going to write a Quick search that will filter out results as you type into the search box and it will also have a facet filtering similar to what you see on eCommerce sites.
We had a situation at work where we wanted to launch a campaign. We wanted to find out when was the busiest day and what time was the busiest. Doing this with the out of the box reports in Google Analytics is difficult as there no way to create this report. The best way to do this is to create a custom report.
When building a new website there is a number of ways in which you can allow the user to see the site before launch. The way in which I tend to prefer is once the site is live give the client the a record and request them to change there host file so they can get to the site. However not all people have the ability to change there host file. My fallback process is get the user IP Address and add it to htaccess file.
My current place of work like most site has a password strength indicator. The requirements for the password is it has to be longer than seven characters, a capital letter, a special character and a number. All these requirements are currently hidden behind a tooltip. Which isn’t ideal for the user experience. An approach I saw recently was list all the requirements and change the opacity once they have been validated. I thought this would be idea for my work site. So I decided to rebuild it in Vue.
This is a quick tutorial how to use the fetch command in Javascript to write a currency conversion tools. Using the excellent Api from fixer.io which will get the daily exchange rate.
