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2w ago
@Sadman If you're sending lots of cold emails, then they should be marked as spam. That's exactly what spam filters are for. What you're trying to do is circumvent a protection that all email servers are trying to implement, so I think it might be hard once you increase the amount.
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2w ago
@Sadman Never heard of warning up an email.
Just make sure you adopt the latest standards as indicated.
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2w ago
Its not down to the service you use, but the reputation of your domain and the DKIM, DMARC and SPF settings being correctly defined.
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3w ago
I love how Jeremy makes an argument, grabs your attention so that you are curious to know why he made the argument, then calmly proves that, 'hey, this is not that big of a deal.'
I love Laracasts, man, God bless all of you guys. Great video.
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1mo ago
@Brammah That is a hat that gets warn almost every day. 🙃
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3mos ago
@richard Whoops! Must have been an auto-complete accident. Sorry about that.
I meant @jred_lewis.
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3mos ago
Never mind. Should have just done it. You didn't exactly explain or indicate that Vite is included as part of a Vue setup now. I assumed they were separate efforts.
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3mos ago
@DanielH The Vue team very much encourages Visual Studio Code, so I'm a bit of an outlier here.
Brammah wrote a comment+100 XP
3mos ago
@impbob36 Use Concurrently and make it OS-aware.
{
"scripts": {
"serve-static": "npx serve",
"api": "npx json-server db.json -p 3001",
"start": "concurrently \"npm run serve-static\" \"npm run api\""
},
"devDependencies": {
"concurrently": "^9.2.1",
"json-server": "^1.0.0-beta.15"
}
}
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3mos ago
@impbob36 On windows 11 it works using concurrently package https://stackoverflow.com/a/30950298/4995257
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5mos ago
Hi Jeffrey, is that the design for the cap? I was looking at it and wanted to refactor it :). Is it dirty, or is that its design?
I apologize if I overstepped.