A simple Laravel Flash message helper

I needed a simple way to ensure a one off flash message would show to a user on some of my larval apps, so I used the following idea

	// put this as a partial in you app.blade.php
	@if(session('global.flash'))
	<section style="position: fixed; right: 1rem; top: 3.2rem; z-index: 999">
	<div class="tile is-ancestor" >
	<div class="tile is-parent is-vertical">
	@foreach(session('global.flash') as $key =>$notice)
	<div class="tile is-child">
	<div class="notification is-{{$key}} animated fadeInDown" onclick="this.remove()">
	<span class="delete"></span>
	{{ $notice }}
	</div>
	</div>
	@endforeach
	</div>
	</div>
	</section>
	@endif

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	<?php
	/**
	* web.php
	*/
	Route::get('/', function () {
	session()->flash('setting.flash.success', 'Hello and Welcome to the App :)');
	return view('welcome');
	});

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I recall seeing this implemented in a few places, so nothing new, it is just using some self explanatory styling and the bulma.io library for css.

I did make a tailwindcss version which I will update and add later :)

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ATTiny EEPROM usage

Tutorial: Using EEPROM on the ATTiny Series of microcontrollers

 

Intro

This is the first tutorial by Barium Electronics that will be dealing with using the internal EEPROM of an ATTiny using the Arduino IDE and also using the AVR EEPROM library.

The Arduino EEPROM library is compatible with the ATTiny range of AVR microcontrollers as the library itself is built on the standard Atmel AVR avr/eeprom.h 'library' so it is compatible with all the AVR microcontrollers.

This was originally written back in 2016 (wow...) so some things may not match what people have floating around now :)

Things needed:

• ATTiny of your choice, I prefer the t85
• ISP programmer/ArduinoISP (Pocket ISP, USBasp)
• Breadboard
• Cup of coffee