Testing, Microservices, Livewire v3 and More

The final fifth part of a code review of an open-source repository called Skuul. This time, we're talking about Eloquent performance and RAM optimization.

The first free video of my newest course about advanced automated testing in Laravel.

The second free video of my newest course about advanced automated testing in Laravel.

There's a trick how you can check if "live" keys aren't accidentally used on someone's local computer, or in a staging/testing environment. Let me show you.

Laravel fires quite a lot of Auth events that you can "catch" and listen to. Let's implement some of them, based on a public Gist I saw on Twitter.

Are you living in a bubble where "technology X" seems to be popular? Only the market decides, when you start looking for your next opportunity. Here are my thoughts around it.

The only guide you need to build microservices with Laravel.

A guide to auditing, testing, fixing, and improving your Laravel applications

In case you haven't seen the Laracon talk by @calebporzio about the upcoming @LaravelLivewire v3 features, this thread is for you

I'm using slack to track any error, notices and exceptions to know when and what happened on my deployed apps. I'm using it with the laravel's log system on stack channel.

Simple artisan command to debug your redis cache

Laravel Scrubber is a package to scrub sensitive information that breaks operational security policies from being leaked on accident or not by developers

The Laravel Package Tools package by Spatie added a nifty feature we wanted to help share with the community: streamlined install commands for Laravel packages. Typically, when installing a Laravel community package, the README will have instructions for publishing config files, migrations, etc.

The Laravel team released 9.29 and 9.30 with a read-only filesystem option, a scoped filesystem driver, the ability to discard model changes, and more. Note: we last covered Laravel 9.28.0, so this release post covers both 9.29 and 9.30.

Laravel Haystack is a package for beautifully simple but powerful database-driven job chains. Here's an overview of what is available, taken from the package's readme:

Welcome to the Laravel Bootcamp! In this guide we will walk through building a modern Laravel application from scratch. To explore the framework, we'll build a microblogging platform called Chirper. In addition to Laravel, you will have the choice of building your front-end using Vue or React.

It feels like just yesterday, but it's been over three years since Taylor announced Vapor at Laracon US in 2019.

This is a starter template for an Ionic Vue Application with a Laravel Backend. You won't need to worry about the authentication scaffolding as this has been taken care of. Get right to work on building your application.

Most Powerful & Comprehensive Free Bootstrap 5 HTML Laravel Admin Dashboard Template built for developers!

Some performance issues at scale can come from repeatedly computing values for Laravel's bootstrapping process, which occurs at each request your visitors make (unless you're using Octane). Therefore, caching those values is essential to help your application stays fast.

Now that is quite a title there. In this tutorial, we will show you how to use our opinionated setup when working on Monolithic applications using Laravel Breeze, Inertia and React to make sure you have a consistent codebase.

Package to extend collections of hierarchical data to organize data into nodes according to the hierarchy. The package supports unlimited starting nodes, and has been tested to 10 levels deep.

As a professional developer of over 10 years I’ve learnt one thing that’s reasonably important, using open source tools is great but sometimes you need to invest in yourself and the ways in which you develop products.

Laravel is a widespread open-source PHP web framework. It can be used to create complex web applications with relative ease and is used within many popular projects. During a recent penetration test of such an application we gained access to the frameworks environment file.

In this part, I will cover the plugins that I use and recommend for your PhpStorm installation. If you are new to PhpStorm it can be daunting to get familiar with all the controls an IDE throws at you, but for a PHP/Laravel project, the added productivity is so much worth it.

Front-End This Project is to show how to implement roles and permission in laravel-react/nexjs web application, permission can works across both back-end and front-end, also new roles can be created and assigned permissions from the admin panel, In this project, Laravel Breeze - Next.