Laravel's modular development framework Notadd RC1

In this article we want to share with you an introduction to Laravel's modular development framework Notadd RC1. Its advantage is that it fixes the scrolling BUG in the homepage editing mode (@Eleven). Fixes the background menu management that does not jump after modification. Redirected BUG (@ganlanshu0211), Fixed the Camelcase error of background ESLint (@璒璋), Temporarily removed the multi-domain name related configuration, Added local Tips when installing Redis, Optimized overall stability.

Backend interface

##Workflow support

Default Redis support

Laravel’s default file cache is very limited. Considering subsequent use, starting from Beta4, The redis cache is used by default.

Currently, the Predis package is used by default, so no
php_redis expansion is required.

Simple message queue

Laravel queue provides a unified API for different background queue services, such as Beanstalk, Amazon SQS, Redis, and even other relational database-based queues. The purpose of the queue is to delay processing of time-consuming tasks, such as sending emails, thus greatly shortening the web request and response time.

Download address

• github address: https://github.com/notadd/notadd

• gitee address https://gitee.com/notadd/notadd

##Update content

Fixed the BUG of scrolling in the home page editing mode (@Eleven)
Fixed the BUG of not jumping after the background menu management is modified (@ganlanshu0211)
Fix the error of Camelcase in the background ESLint (@璒璋)
Temporarily removed the multi-domain name related configuration
Added prompt when Redis is not installed locally
Optimized overall stability
Backend interface

##Workflow support

Default Redis support

Laravel's default file cache is very limited. Considering subsequent use, starting from Beta4, redis cache is used by default.

Currently, the Predis package is used by default, so no

php_redis

expansion is required.

Simple message queue

Laravel queue provides a unified API for different background queue services, such as Beanstalk, Amazon SQS, Redis, and even other relational database-based queues. The purpose of the queue is to delay the processing of time-consuming tasks, such as sending emails, thereby greatly shortening the web request and response time.

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