Best Laravel Packages, Taylor's Answers and Much More

Even in the default User Model of Laravel, you may see a few $hidden properties. Hidden from what? Let me explain.

There is one typical mistake that you may make and not even notice the bug it causes.

There's one less-known way to define the events and listeners if they are related to a specific Model. Also, let's discuss the philosophical "hidden magic" in Laravel.

In addition to the default "make:migration create_xxxxx_table" syntax, there are other ways to generate the same class, but in a shorter way.

Quoting a tip I've seen on Twitter, sometimes the range() method may be more readable than for() loop. But is it faster?

Let's discuss an open-source example of a Service class to create a contact, with complex logic inside.

For years I've been seeing messages like "technology X is dead", is it really worth reacting to those and adapt new technologies?

These days, security is very important. That's why many applications implement two-factor authentication. In this tutorial, I will show you how to do that in Laravel, using Laravel Notifications and sending a one-time password via email or SMS.

New page on LaravelDaily website. This is the list of the most useful Laravel packages I've gathered personally.

Recently Taylor Otwell answered a few dozen of questions from the community, on a live YouTube AMA video hosted by Adeva. In this article, I've tried to summarize the most interesting ones. I've picked 11 questions, adding a few relevant links for the context.

A lot of people want to learn design patterns in Laravel and PHP. What if I told you there's a pattern that you already use daily, without even noticing? Let's take a look at an example of a Builder pattern.

Happy Halloween! Got a horror story? Did you delete your production database?

In this video, we will be looking at 3 new things that are added to the latest version of Laravel which is v9.38.0

Announcement on Reddit, with links to Pull Requests.

Since its release in late 2020, PHP 8 has been a game changer. In this tutorial, I will walk through all the latest features with real-world examples of when I might choose to use them.

This package adds a HasFlags trait to Eloquent models enabling you to query models that are either flagged or not flagged. The trait includes relations, model scopes, and other methods for working with flags:

Laravel Value Objects is a collection of general-purpose value objects you can use in your Laravel application. Value objects help represent simple entities such as money or X/Y coordinates on a 2D axis. Specifically, this package offers the following value objects you'd typically run into:

The Laravel team released 9.38 this week with isolated artisan commands, conditionally set notification middleware, configurable max exceptions for queueable notifications, and more. Today's Laravel 9.38.0 release introduces Isolatable commands.

We're going to create dynamic app notifications. We'll use Livewire, which is like an SPA but without all the JavaScript. Livewire works best with low latency! Luckily, Fly.io lets you deploy apps close to your users. Try it out, it takes just a minute.

Laravel is a web application framework that allows you to build apps using PHP, HTML, and JavaScript. It can be used to build just about anything — Laravel provides the tools you need to build complete browser-based applications, as well as APIs, and backends for mobile apps.

Database schemas can be modified from their existing state to the desired state via migrations. This can include adding tables and columns, removing items, or altering types and constraints.

Let’s say it from the very beginning — certificates aren’t “silver bullets” in recognizing a good or bad programmer. There are a lot of fantastic programmers without any certificates.

Actually I was going through the twitter one day. Then I saw a tweet by Shruti Balasa and in that tweet I found something very amazing. That was what is the important things that a mid-level laravel developer should learn or should not miss basically.

This post explores the use of Livewire's polling and event mechanisms to accumulate and maintain ordering of groupable data across table pages. If you want to keep your polling up to speed, deploy your Laravel application close to your users, across regions, with Fly.

Back in February this year I was writing this guide on how to setup Inertia.js + Vue.js + Tailwind CSS on a brand new Laravel 8 project. That guide also worked for the early releases of Laravel 9, but a few months later Laravel took a strange turn switching from Webpack to Vite in a minor release.

When in comes to Laravel packages, the guys at Spatie are probably the kings. They have hundreds of free packages you can pick from and use into your projects. Hats down for their commitment and contribution to this beautiful ecosystem.

Hi and welcome back for another article. I will give you my knowledge on my experience dealing with code that interrupt Laravel's default error handling, and how to mitigate issues that can occur when doing so. Let us say your user is logged in its back-office, and can manage users.

In whole application all controllers are simply copy pasted same the code was written by my Team Lead.

What’s wrong with this? Nothing. But like all things, as soon as real world complexity creeps in, this pattern could become painful. What if you wanted to send an email after the code or link expires? And do you really need a user in your database if they never verify their email address?

Last week, I worked with my team to build a Warehouse Management API in Laravel. The stock of a product can be modified by several processes: - After placing an order, the stock of the ordered product must be reduced. - The stock can be adjusted manually by a warehouse employee.

As you know Laravel is going to be a huge framework and it has many ways to do same things. After many days I thought that I should share laravel tips which I have learned from the environment I have on social media.