Filament, Quick Tips and Laravel Deployment

In this video, I will use a well-known Laravel admin panel package Filament, to create an admin panel for my own hobby project. It's also a teaser/preparation for the upcoming course on Filament.

There's one typical mistake I've seen developers doing, including myself, when adding a new column to the DB and to the form. Let me show you.

I want to present a new "batch" of quick Laravel tips, on my free repository on Github.

What if you want to re-migrate the full database but leave one table with the data? Let me show you a workaround "trick".

If one user belongs to a few tenants, how to get the active one, and to switch between them?

Let's assign a subdomain for each of the teams/tenants, so they would be able to pick their subdomain at the registration.

My thoughts on finding the best possible tutorial for the beginner in some language or framework.

In Laravel, roles and permissions have been one of the most confusing topics over the years. Mostly, because there is no documentation about it: the same things "hide" under other terms in the framework, like "gates", "policies", "guards", etc.

In this blog post, I will explore whether you can use Laravel at hyper-scale and whether it could be used to power something like Twitter, Facebook or various other huge applications. We're all getting tired of the "Does Laravel scale?" questions.

I'd appreciate if you can recommend me Laravel friendly hosting. I am having trouble to find one, disappointed with HostGator (public_html dir is out of domain dir, they run php 7.4, inside domain dir is 8.1, app doesn;t work properly), many others have no terminal so I can't run php artisan, etc.

Laravel Sanctum, also commonly known as Sanctum is a lightweight authentication system used to authenticate token-based APIs and SPAs (ReactJs, VueJs, etc). In this section, I will show you how to authenticate users with Sanctum. The green box is the require array.

One form for basic info and another for password updates. For validation, used $request->validate() a method in the controller In view used the below code to display the errors.

The Log fake package is an excellent way to ensure critical logging happens through testing assertions. As a basic example from the readme, you first bind the LogFake instance, and then you can assert logging:

Laravel Wallet by Stephen Jude is a simple wallet implementation for Laravel models.

The team at Beyond Code released Tinkerwell 3 with intelligent code completion, magic comments and a stunning new design. Tinkerwell is the best code runner for Laravel and PHP – think php artisan tinker on steroids.

This video will show you how to create a single page application (SPA) with Auth using Laravel 9 and Vue 3. We can register new user from the registration form and login from login page. Display dashboard page only for user authenticated and more...

In this episode, I will show you how to test a JSON API Response using PHPUnit and Laravel 9. I will show you 6 important methods to test different aspects of your API Response.

Hi! I am Fabio a full-stack web developer, teacher and certified professional in IT automation with Python. I enjoy sharing knowledge, write Python scripts and, build web apps with Laravel. If you read this far, tweet to the author to show them you care.

If you're a Laravel web developer, Twitter is a great place to interact with the community. I've found that it's a perfect way of immersing myself further into the Laravel world and learning more about the framework from other developers.

Are you a beginner developer? Are you trying to get the hang of file upload? Are you confused about how file upload works? Do you want to have more understanding of java points? 

Today I wanted to bring you the topic of validation in the backend using Laravel. For me, this is part of what makes this framework so elegant and fluent.

Defines the 'key' for an array-as-collection (for use with e.g. ->contains)

Firebase is a Google-backend application development software that enables developers to develop their applications with ease by abstracting the backend and allowing them to focus on the frontend.

You have worked hard to build your Laravel application and it’s now time to deploy it to the internet so that others can be able to see your application. But how? you may wonder.

In this Laravel Code Review, I will show you how to create Implicit Route Model Binding, Explicit Route Model Binding, and Scope Bindings in Laravel 9.

I. Introduction II. Install Windows Terminal III. Install WSL Ubuntu IV. Install Nginx V. Install MySQL VI. Install PHP VII. Create a Laravel Application VIII. Manage Multiple Laravel Applications and PHP Versions IX. Extras

Step 1. Download the PHP driver here Step 2. Make a new laravel app using laragon quick app menu

Disclaimer: This article is long. I recommend you to code along as we progress. If you are not in front of a development computer, bookmark this URL and come back later. The official Laravel documentation is one of the best technical documentation.

Although you can deploy a Laravel application hundreds of different ways, I wanted to share a quick way to deploy a Laravel app in DigitalOcean to get you started. Log into your Digital Ocean account and click on the Create -> Droplets button.

During deployment, Vapor automatically extracts all of the assets in your Laravel project's public directory and uploads them to S3. In addition, Vapor creates an AWS CloudFront (CDN) distribution to distribute these assets efficiently around the world.

When you send critical messages to customers, you need to store a reachable email address. If a customer did pay for something you need to send him later like a gift card, you’ll be embarrassed to get an error like this:

User enumeration is a brute-force technique that is used to collect or verify valid users' credentials.