On a rainy night in London Village I stepped back in time to no other than March 2024 and remembered fondly the last ever Mark & Lard show on Radio 1.
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OAuth Part IV – Using the Google Auth refresh token to make an API call
How to generate access token using refresh token to make API calls to Google Search Console
more...Weird schnizle happening to my MacBook
There have been some weird goings on within the inner workings of my MacBook, as I write this there’s a small, silhouette like replica of my Safari window just lingering…
more...OAuth Part III – Generating Access & Refresh tokens, encrypting and saving to the database
Obtaining the refresh token from Google OAuth, encrypting and saving to the database
more...OAuth part II – Setting up API Access credentials with Google Cloud
If you’ve followed part 1 you’ll have a GCP project and enabled the Search Console API. From here you’ll need to configure a few things to make calls to the
more...OAuth Thou Romeo… Part 1
Accessing Google Search console via the Search Console API & Google OAuth
more...A cunning plan…
I’ve always been a fan of the JetBrains products, RubyMine, PyCharm and WebStorm are my go to tools and I’ve taken advantage of the perpetual fallback licenses which allow me
more...Before we start…
Before we get started there are a few things you’re going to need, apart from a computer! We’ll be building the app on a Mac, so all of the terminal
more...FastAPI, Vue3, Postgres & Docker…
In some of my older (now removed) posts I’ve been a huge advocate of Rails… I still am as I believe it’s a great platform for developers to quickly get
more...Setting up Ruby on Rails on a Mac
Similar to pyenv and nvm I’m using rvm (Ruby Version Manager) to manage my ruby versions. Brew is already on my machine so I now just need to install a
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