Nice video Alex. I'm coming from Angular and there we use services to make request like repository, get, store, update and etc. I see you video about pojo and i out of classes and create interfaces now and composables like const { index, update } = useService() let user = await index(); This is a good approach?
What if you have a a feature that uses v-html to render help text popups with rich content? If the application allows very little user input that gets saved to the db (in our case comments is the only input we take). The comments are validate on the frontend and in the api prior to adding to the database and the comments are then reviewed before being approved to be displayed on the site). Is the use of the help texts from the database a valid security concern if the only way to add or update these items is though a dba? I have wanted to switch to another form of maintaining this content but have not had a lot of by-in from the management.
Time to remove some v-html folks? 👀
nice click bait dude
Lol what? Why bait?
The only way to get descriptions/metafields in the Shopify Storefront API is by using v-html 😭
Why do you need v-html for it?
Is it just the meta tags as HTML that’ll be delivered?
Great video as always Alex! Can't wait for the next friday! 🚀
Getting better with every video!
Thank you! Anything on your mind that I could do better?
I am here from the first video, thank you Alex, love your videos
Thank you for sticking around mate! 🙏💚
Nice video Alex.
I'm coming from Angular and there we use services to make request like repository, get, store, update and etc.
I see you video about pojo and i out of classes and create interfaces now and composables like
const { index, update } = useService()
let user = await index();
This is a good approach?
very usefull video alex !!! thank you
What if you have a a feature that uses v-html to render help text popups with rich content? If the application allows very little user input that gets saved to the db (in our case comments is the only input we take). The comments are validate on the frontend and in the api prior to adding to the database and the comments are then reviewed before being approved to be displayed on the site). Is the use of the help texts from the database a valid security concern if the only way to add or update these items is though a dba? I have wanted to switch to another form of maintaining this content but have not had a lot of by-in from the management.
Rich Content = HTML with Italic, Bold tags etc.? Then yeah, DOMPurify + validate on the backend would be my recommendation.
Nice tips thanks You 😊
You are welcome! 🙌
very nice click bait
How is this click bait?
I wonder as well 👀