Artisan Docs, Controller Structure and Much More

If you want to search the official Laravel documentation, you don't need to leave your IDE or Terminal anymore, there's a new Artisan command for this.

I've noticed a package that uses and illustrates the benefits of PHP 8 Named Arguments feature.

A pretty common component - time slot to book from, refreshing the available times after picking the data.

Let's learn from one example by Spatie, I liked how they structured a Controller in one of their packages.

A practical example of adding extra behavior to a Laravel package.

I want to show you an "inline" way of describing a custom validation rule in Laravel.

Today let's get a bit philosophical and evaluate if we're not planning too much. What do you think?

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I’m curious on what services and software you/your company pay for, and how much on average is spent on them. The company I am working at, the only real paid services we have is hosting.

More details can be found here:
- Laravel News https://laravel-news.com/laravel-9-22-0
- Fluent File Validation PR https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/43271
- Compare Laravel 9.21.0 / 9.22.0

0:00 Intro
0:17 Artisan Serve Update
1:10 Attach Many Method for Mailables
1:50 lineIf() Method
2:52 F

I'm planning to create more educational content about Laravel. Curious to hear your answers!

24Posted by8 hours ago stateoflaravel.

In this video we're taking a look at Laravel Pint, Created by Nuno Maduro, one of Laraval's core team members.

You can find the documentation at: https://laravel.com/docs/9.x/pint
Or at Github: https://github.com/laravel/pint

Laravel Model factories are one of the best features you can use in your application when it comes to testing. They provide a way to define data that is predictable and easy to replicate so that your tests are consistent and controlled. Let's start with a simple example.

If you’ve queried a database, you’ve probably used an index, even if you didn't know it at the time. Database indexes help speed up read queries by creating ancillary data structures that make your scans faster.

Laravel is a popular PHP framework that enables the rapid development of applications. But is it essential to perform browser tests? Yes, because it ensures that the continuous deployment doesn't break anything and helps you confidently perform production deployments.

Learn how to leverage configuration and environment variables for improved readability and performance in your applications. A common mistake I am seeing with many developers is the constant usage of env() to pull configuration settings within their application.

Users will be able to rate and review the reviewable models. Then these reviews can be approved and be shown. You will be able to load the ratings average and count on a reviewable model and display them.

I recently added a fluent class for specifying file rules in Laravel. You can see the PR in full here. The official documentation will get you up and running, but it's missing perhaps the single most powerful aspect of this new framework feature. Let's dive in!

Laravel Octane is a high performance HTTP server built on top of the Laravel framework. It provides a simple, elegant way to scale Laravel applications. Octane uses Swoole or Roadrunner as its underlying engine, so it's able to handle thousands of concurrent connections with ease.

We needed, for an upcoming client project at Code 16, to create a simple search engine that searches everywhere and return mixed results. Laravel Scout is great, but it comes with restrictions, one being that it's hard to search for multiple model types at once.

Beautifully simple but powerful database-driven job chains. Laravel Haystack is a package that allows you to have a job chain stored in the database.

Frustrated with fixing the same kind of issues and spending more time to improve your App coding standard? This is a common issue for larger apps with more number developers working on it.

Laravel Sanctum provides a lightweight authentication system relying on Laravel's built-in cookie-based session authentication services. Before we start blindly mashing away without an understanding of what's happening behind the scenes, let's run over how Sanctum works.

My first laravel app for production was a website for a financial service company. Just a website, it wasn't meant to manage their processes, even though I made provisions for job posting and applications among other things.

Today I am going to write about how to upload files using Axios in ReactJS + Laravel Framework. If you already reading this article that means you know what is Axios and you couldn't figure out how to upload files with it. Don't worry it's so simple and I am going to show you an example as well.

This is not a problem in testing, or when your application is small, but as it increases in activity the chances of this happening start to increase, are unpredictable and extremely hard to track down.

Have you heard about the Null Object Pattern? It’s basically a pattern that allows you to replace null with real objects — and those objects do nothing. And, on this article, I going to show how I’ve used it with Symfony’s Console Output feature.

Ziggy is a fantastic tool that helps with using Laravel-defined routes in your JavaScript files. Incredibly helpful when you're building an SPA, or something more hybrid, like I'm doing with my Inertia app.