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EDP
“A responsive website for EDP – energy supplier – based on modules that can adapt themselves to each screen size, strengthening the fact that EDP’s services fit every customer’s needs.”
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Mycard – format of the future virtual cards, coupons, and events
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9 Answers to Freelancers Frequently Asked Tax Questions
Ah taxes. They led to the arrest of Al Capone. They had a little something to do with the Revolutionary War. They keep the Swiss banks in business.
They’re also a thorn in the side of every freelancer.
Unlike full-time employees, we freelancers have to do our own taxes - a process that can easily become overwhelming. 1099s and 1040s haunt our dreams. Expenses and deductions taunt us with their complexity. While we may have gotten into the freelance game for the autonomy, I doubt most of us would protest if someone else stepped in to handle things.
But not everyone can afford to hire an accountant, so to help you navigate the choppy waters of DIY tax filing, here are nine tax questions frequently asked by freelancers.
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Flexible and Easily Maintainable Laravel + Angular Material Apps
In this article, we’re going to set up a Laravel API with Angular Material for the front end. We’re also going to follow best practices that will help us scale with the number of developers working on the project and the complexity behind it. Most tutorials cover this topic from another perspective - they completely forget about scaling. While this tutorial is not targeted at small todo apps, it is extremely helpful if you’re planning to work with other developers on a big project.
Here’s a demo built with Laravel and Angular Material.
Setting up Laravel
Creating a project
We’re going to start by pulling in the latest Laravel - 5.1 at the time of writing.
composer create-project laravel/laravel myapp --prefer-dist
Configuring the environment
All the consequent commands will be ran inside the myapp directory. Throughout the remainder of this tutorial, we’ll assume you’re running a Linux environment if you’re following along. If you aren’t you’re encouraged to install Homestead Improved as a virtual Linux environment in which to follow along.
cd myapp
Next, we’re going to update our .env file with the database connection credentials:
DB_HOST=localhost
DB_DATABASE=your-db-name
DB_USERNAME=your-username
DB_PASSWORD=your-password
Once your app has been configured, you should see the Laravel 5 greeting page.
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