by Chinara James | Jun 11, 2019 | Airtable, Tutorials
Part 1 we learned how to add users to an Airtable database with hashed passwords. Part 2 we learned how to persist the user’s data with sessions. In part 3, our final tutorial in this series, we are going to create a password reset flow so...
by Chinara James | May 31, 2019 | Airtable
In Part 1 we learnt how to add users to a Airtable database with hashed passwords. In part 2 we are going to learn how to persist the user’s data with sessions. Just want the code? Get the full working demo on Github. If you want to follow along,...
by Chinara James | May 27, 2019 | Airtable
I previously wrote an article on how to get a record from Airtable by a unique field value such as an email or username. I’m going to expand on that using a practical example, a user database. If you are building apps using Airtable as the backend,...
by Chinara James | May 7, 2019 | Airtable, Tutorials
Airtable’s API provides a find method for retrieving a single record. However, this method can only take the record ID as a parameter to find the record. However, there are several use cases where the record ID is not known to us. In these cases, this method...
by Chinara James | Apr 5, 2019 | Airtable
Here’s a quick Airtable tip. You may want to record the created time of a record and Airtable does provide a convenient formula for this, aptly named CREATED_TIME(). However, you may have run into the issue that it does not display the time in your local time....
by Chinara James | Mar 25, 2019 | Development, WordPress
Let’s say we want to have our posts displayed like the following. Category 1 Post 1Post 2Post 3 Category 2 Post 1Post 2Post 3 You will quickly realise that using the standard WordPress loop you won’t quite get what you want. The problem Using the conventional loop,...
