#projectsetup

Setting up a project for success requires thoughtful planning, clear communication, and a proactive approach to managing risks. By following these steps and fostering a collaborative environment, you can lay a strong foundation for achieving your project goals.

Sending an email is one of the most important functions of any project. This tutorial will show you how to use the Laravel mail example to send an email using a Markdown template. Markdown templates are not challenging to implement. This is a step-by-step guide that will guide you through using Markdown to send emails.

Step-by-step guidelines: Laravel Mail Example: How to Send an Email using Markdown Template in Laravel 8?

Step 1: Create Laravel Project

Step 2: Configuration Setup.

Step 3: Create Mail with Markdown.

Step 4: Create a Controller for Mail.

Step 5: Create a simple form

Tabular user interfaces are ubiquitous, and users and developers prefer the most commonly used and organized user interfaces. Make data easily accessible. As a ReactJS developer, you may have heard of React-Table v7. Few people can do this. If you are looking for a tutorial explaining React Table V7 using examples, you have chosen the right blog.

This series will explain how to use the main hook useTable to implement the basics of React Table. Then use other hooks: useFilters, useSortBy and usePagination.

React Table v7

React Table developer Tanner Linsley released React Table v7 in March 2020. We may remember using React Table class components, but now the library provides APIs and hook-based plug-ins to create React Create tables seamlessly. This version is considered a significant change because it changes the way the table is created, the user interface, and the table's style.

New Features in React Table v7

Here are the new features in React Table v7:

Headless (100% customizable, Bring-your-own-UI)

Lightweight (5kb – 14kb+ depending on features used and tree-shaking)

Sorting (Multi and Stable)

Filters

Animatable

Row Expansion

Column Ordering

Virtualizable

Server-side/controlled data/state

Auto out of the box, fully controllable API

Extensible via a hook-based plugin system

Row Selection

Resizable

Pivoting & Aggregation