Scaling Laravel, 9.21 Features and 40+ Tips

I want to demonstrate and explain the visual changes in Artisan, in the newest Laravel version.

Another new feature of the latest Laravel release - showing the information for the model, including relationships from traits.

Another new feature of the latest Laravel release - the new Artisan command "php artisan about"

Let's take a look at a demo project trying to simulate a social network feed: the algorithm, the Eloquent query, the DB queries, and one method to optimize it to avoid more DB joins every time.

By default, Laravel generates the .env file with a "local" environment. What does it actually do, and how to change and use it in your project?

A simple but very needed package for those of you who work with video and audio files.

Let's review a Livewire CRUD simple generator from an open-source repository.

As developers, we put ourselves out there: as open-source code, content, or just tweets. What if we get negative feedback or plain criticism? Here's what I've learned over the years.

I was reading some tweets about scaling and how Laravel was a bit behind other frameworks and I remembered I have a cool scaling story to tell. ​ ​Jack Ellis already wrote a very interesting blog on how Fathom Analytics scaled Laravel, but my story is about different.

We have created our first Vue CRUD in the last two parts. We almost completed the permission CRUD except for Column sorting and authorization. In this part going to implement the sort functionality. The following steps are involved to create a column sort for our Laravel Vue Admin Panel.

This week, I rolled out a new feature for Lumeno that I believe is going to make a huge difference in solving a bad, yet all-too-common industry practice... wanting more years experience with a tool than it has actually existed for.

When to use a trait? Never. On the other hand, there are several problems with traits. For instance:

If you run a website that allows account signups, you’ve probably faced abuse from fake users, abusive users, fraudsters, and other malicious actors. If you look at their email addresses, you may have noticed a pattern among these users.

A group wants to stream videos, with the presenter selecting the movies to watch, controlling the play/pause, and seeking interesting moments. Such a presentation experience is useful for webinars, and education, among others.

Here we will see the maintenance mode and maintenance page customization  in Laravel in details. We often require  maintenance to be done for our project. Laravel provides easy commands for the same.

Most of the project generally start using Redis in a simple way, let's say as a user session storage, then delegate many important things to it along the way: caching, pub/sub, queues, etc... This way Redis becomes an important piece of your project ecosystem.

So I bumped it to the top of my list, and will be tacking it in two parts: this week we’ll cover the new feature and when/why you use it, and next week in our In Depth, we’ll be diving into Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerabilities.

The concept of interfaces is a popular topic when we're talking about the design patterns. If you are an experienced developer, you should already know about design patterns in object-oriented programming.

Anyone who’s seen a couple different production database environments is likely familiar with the “soft deletion” pattern – instead of deleting data directly via DELETE statement, tables get an extra deleted_at timestamp and deletion is performed with an update statement instead: UPDATE foo