This page is what the homepage of my website looks like in it's first state. It is still quite plain and I'm using a layout design from tailwind.
This is the blog page where I may post some stuff if I'm able to code it. It is also using a layout design from tailwind.
This is the about page where I may post some stuff about muyself. It is also using a layout design from tailwind.
This is the contact page where perhaps I will share my social media links and information for people to get in contact with me. It is also using a layout design from tailwind.
The only updated page this week was the blog page, we've added multiple articles to the blog page. These articles can then be opened by clicking the Read more link or the title of the article. The articles will then be viewed in their own seperate webapges like in the following screenshots
The image above is what the web page of article 1 loooks like. The text is complete compared to the previewd and shorter version in the blog page.
Same with the article 1 web page, article 2 also has the complete text compared to the shorter text in the blog page.
Similar to the previous week, the only updated page this week was the blog page. We've added multiple articles to the blog page with readable text.
Visually there are no differences besides the text, but behind it all is the difference in the code.
Using techniques such as database, migration, Eloquent ORM, and Post Model. We can now dynamically insert data using php artisan tinker into the databse on tableplus.
Similar to the previous week, the only updated page this week was the blog page. We've added many more articles using using database seeders. This makes it so we can insert specified amounts of certain tables with already preset functions from laravel such as inserting sentences, local or international names, usernames, hashed passwords, etc. Databse seeders helps alot when you want to insert lots of fake data to see if your database works and how it may be displayed on yout website.
There's also a new feature where we can view all articles from a single user. This can be viewed by simply cliking on the username on the article of your choice. This feature sort of acts as the profile of each user that has posted an article.
There's also a category feature where we can view articles from specific categories.
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