Laravel + WordPress, Silver Play Button and More

One of the most convenient ways to integrate WordPress into a Laravel project can be done with Corcel. Let me demonstrate.

Two new Artisan commands got my attention in the newest Laravel 9.24 release.

If you have a resourceful controller and want to skip checking the permissions in each method separately, this trick is for you.

Let's compare the performance of three ways to add a lot of data to the database.

I want to show a problem that I feel myself, how to fix it manually, or how to prevent it from happening in the future generated files.

I want to demonstrate a problem and a solution, described in a tweet I saw recently. What if the queue is long and the record is deleted before its related job is executed?

Sharing my own "fresh" thoughts and one way how to overcome procrastination. And yes, I sometimes fail at it myself :)

I'm asking, because I'm wondering if there is anything I could do better, e.g. the order of execution.

How can I put this? CLI apps are cool. The ability to open a terminal anywhere and just run a command to do a job that might have taken you much longer. Opening the browser going to the right page, logging in and finding what it is you need to do, and waiting for the page to load ....

A nice addition to any table / grid is to give Users the ability to hide columns they aren't interested in. Usually these choices should persist on page refreshes, as well.

This is a simple way to get this done. It isn't hard, at all.

As always, you can check out the code on Github:

https://githu

In this video, we will be looking at 6 new things that are added to the latest version of Laravel which is v9.25.0

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The Laravel team released 9.25 with a new string method, mass updating model timestamps with the query builder, and more.

I recently had to create a file uploader that allowed the user to both click a button and select files, or simply drag files unto the page. I decided to give Livewire a shot as it seemed interesting. My first thought was to use a js package like resumeable.

in this article, we want to learn how to save API requests and responses of Laravel in MongoDB. So if you are interested in this topic, stay with us! Why do we need to save API requests and responses?

In this video, we will be looking at 6 new things that are added to the latest version of Laravel which is v9.24.0

In this week's #QWW, we're optimizing our queries with the WhereRelation method. It makes our code more readable and shorter at the same time.`
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Don't have Vite running when you try to run dusk tests. It doesn't work because laravel tries to pull the assets from the vite server. Almost wasted a whole day trying to figure out wtf was going on until I noticed dusk has JS logs

I have an application that sends millions of push notifications every day. Due to Apple's requirements the application can have only a single connection.

I will give you a practical introduction to test-driven development in this course. I will show you how to get started, demonstrate the benefits of TDD, and explain why it has become my preferred way of programming.

Let’s set the scene. We’re looking for scaling a PHP application. Googling around take us to find out that AWS Lambda is the most scalable service out there. It doesn’t support PHP natively, but we got https://bref.sh.

There is a method on Laravel collections called when that allows you to create a condition on your code without using an if statement.

Web applications and software are generally satisfactory when they are fast. However, some tasks take time, such as sending an automated email or creating a detailed report by analyzing thousands of data points.

When writing a query it's common to use closures when using advanced clauses or grouping condition together in-order for the query to behave as expected. With more complex queries which have numerous closures the repeated use of the $query argument can make readability awkward.

Last year I wrote a post about testing Laravel Livewire validation rules with PHP Unit. This post uses the same techniques as that post, but shows how to transfer it to Pest instead of PHP Unit. If you haven’t heard of Pest before then here is a description from the Pest website.

TL;DR: COUNT(*) is optimized to be fast, you should use it. You have probably read in a bunch of different places that you shouldn't use SELECT(*) in MySQL when you don't need all the data. SELECT(*) selects all the columns in the table, not just the ones that you might need.

I recently discovered Rector and was completely blown away by its power and effectiveness. The promise is simple: you install and run the package, you get instant automated upgrades and refactorings. Damn, that's bold, I thought as I dry ran it into one of my projects.

If you have used the latest version of Laravel ^9.23, you should have noticed that Laravel had improved their command output styling greatly.

Packagit is amazing laravel modules management, you could manage huge project with many separate laravel modules. You could run packagit or a short name p, such as p new Auth, a module named Auth would be created.