Laravel Permission UI and Breeze User Roles Areas

Presenting to you the package at the idea stage: give your feedback and opinion on whether it's worth pursuing it for a more serious release.

Presenting to you a new section on my refreshed LaravelDaily.com platform: you can check your knowledge of Laravel according to a step-by-step learning path roadmap.

This week Taylor has released a new way to structure the Mailable class, introducing three new methods instead of the old build().

I've recently made a Twitter poll and want to discuss the results, replies, and other options.

Let's discuss a refactoring example I've seen on Twitter, with various options and pros/cons.

I want to show the example of two ways to use Eloquent scopes in Laravel.

A quick dev tip based on a philosophical quote about habits in general.

This is a short 43 minutes almost-live-coding session where I create a Laravel Breeze project with separate areas for different users: Students, Teachers, and Admins. The goal is to show you how to separate those subsystems in the Laravel structure.

Same mini-course as above, just in a text format - 5000 words, 25 mins to read. Let's make a step-by-step tutorial on how to use a Laravel Breeze starter kit and prepare the fundamentals to separate the role-based areas: so students, teachers, and admins could have separate design layouts, menus, and routes.

Quite often I see people searching for "cron" in the Laravel context. The framework has a mechanism on top of Linux crontab to make it work. Let me show you how it works.

Laravel Splade makes it really easy to use Persistent Layouts. A Persistent Layout allows you to keep specific elements, like a video player, alive when you navigate from one page to the next. In this short video, I'll start with a fresh Laravel application and show you how to implement a Persistent

Stripe is the most popular online payments solution. Implementing Stripe checkout process correctly is the key for security.

Hello all, in this video you are going to learn how to build a social media website with Laravel and Livewire

In this video, we will be looking at 3 new things that are added to the latest version of Laravel which is v9.35.0

In most applications, we need to send notifications, whether in-app, email or slack - these are typically transactional notifications to alert users of some action or event in your application. Let's take a dive.

One of the things that I see many people struggling with is file uploads.

Laravel pad signature is a package to require a signature associated with an Eloquent model and optionally generate certified PDFs. This package works by using a RequiresSignature trait (provided by the package) on an Eloquent model you want to associate with a signature.

The Laravel team released 9.36, making blade components blazing fast, a content response assertion, mailable assertions, and more. Next week: big performance improvements to Blade component rendering.

The Laravel team announced the release of Laravel Octane in 2021, its purpose being to improve the speed and performance of Laravel applications by reducing the request/response time by caching an instance of a Laravel dependency container in RAM memory.

Laravel is a mature PHP web application framework with built-in support for almost everything modern applications need.

List of various Laravel courses in one Notion document sheet.

In this article, we'll be using the Google cloud build to deploy a Laravel application to cloud run. If your preference is deployment on the Google App Engine. You'll find this article very useful.

Custom casts have been in Laravel since version 7 and it’s one of the best features we’ve had in years (it had been requested for a long time).

One of the most powerful features of Laravel is its ability to integrate with many different services. By default, Laravel integrates with the Meilisearch service. This allows you to easily query your data using the Laravel Eloquent ORM.

In my previous professional life, I was an active contributor to PrestaShop and Symfony open-source projects. When people proofread my contributions, nothing annoyed me more than seeing time wasted on useless comments like: