Filament Tutorials, Idea Giveaway and More

When creating an application, you will need some restrictions for your users. Laravel offers a variety of ways how to implement this. In this tutorial, I will show you four examples.

Multi-tenancy is pretty common in web projects - when you want to give records access only to users who created those records. In other words, everyone manages their data and doesn't see anyone else's data.

Filament has a great customizable dashboard. But what if you want to show different things there, for different users, like administrators and simple users? With Filament, it's easy. In this example, we have User and Task models.

In the admin panel dashboards, you may show some statistics data, but maybe you want to add date filters there? So in this quick tutorial, I will show you how to add a filter to Filament widgets. It's done differently for two types of widgets: Table and Chart. Let's look at them separately.

In Filament, while using the File Upload field, attached files are not automatically deleted when you delete the Model record itself. How to fix this? I will show two ways.

In Filament simple resources, you can edit the record in a modal window. Did you know there's a way to show that modal not in the center of the screen, but sliding out from the right side? In this short tutorial, I will show you how. First, your Filament Resource needs to be a Simple Resource.

Laravel Jetstream comes with a default profile management. What if you want to add a field there? Let me show you, in this quick tutorial. We'll add a new field called Surname to users' profile information. First, we need to add migration to add that field into the users table.

Another giveaway for the channel viewers, this time it's Laravel Idea!

There are a lot of String helpers in Laravel, let me show you a few of them.

Video for a potential discussion: with so many ways to check roles/permissions/gates, where do you do that?

If you want to save some global settings of your project, no need to save them in the database - a package Valuestore can make this task easier.

Presenting a PHP package to populate the array of dates in the future according to the rules you set.

Two quick tips from the community members Nuno and Freek.

If you have knowledge gaps and have a new project, I have something to say to you.

New video from Mateus Guimarães.

In this video, I will guide you step-by-step in building a blog website with Laravel 10 and Filament PHP.

Taylor introduced two secret packages in Laracon India.

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In this episode we'll talk about exceptions and how we can make our life easier by utilizing custom exceptions

In your Laravel app you should take caution when using scopes along with latestOfMany() as there are side effects you'll experience which will lead you to think you have a bug in your Eloquent relationships.

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In this series, you will learn everything about building a complete web application using Laravel 9 and Vue 3. My goal here is to teach everything I learned while building real-world applications using Laravel and Vue.

When building a web application, you'll often need to add a feature that allows users to upload files. For example, you might want to allow users to update their profile pictures or share files with each other.

HTML String Affixer is a package for Laravel to make projects multilingual.

Responding from your Laravel application is what I would call vital, especially when you are building an API. Let's have a look at how we can power up our responses. Many of us typically start with using the helper functions in our applications, as the docs and many tutorials will use them.

Using the One Time Operations package for Laravel, you can execute code one time after deployments just like you do it with migrations!

Valet 4 is officially released! Let's look into what v4 offers and how you can upgrade your local install today. Valet was originally introduced in May 2016 with this incredible video. Valet v2 was released soon after, bringing about the move from Caddy to Nginx.

I have been using Laravel Pint for a while now. Initially, I ran pint to format my code manually and across all files. Recently, I have been making use of Git pre-commit hooks to apply code format changes to only files that have been modified.

In this post, we will look at generating QR codes within your Laravel applications. First, we will need to require the simple-qrcode package that provides first-party support for Laravel. The package itself wraps the Bacon/BaconQrCode package which itself is a port of the ZXing library but for PHP.

In Laravel, you can register a class as a singleton to always resolve the same object. However, you might want to build another instance of the class. You could manually construct the class without Laravel’s container, but if it has a bunch of dependencies it can be tedious.

In many projects that I have worked on, in one way or another, I needed to build a simple and lightweight search. In this article, I would like to go in-depth on how to efficiently and securely perform search queries into MySQL using laravel eloquent.

In today’s article, I’m going to show you how we use AWS SQS in our Laravel application, and how it helps us to manage 1.6 billion operations each month.

The release of Pest v2 is right around the corner. Pest creator Nuno Maduro and the rest of the Pest team are currently working hard improving the docs ahead of the Pest v2 release somewhere later this month.

How should Laravel queues be deployed to production? What is and why should you use a supervisor? This blog will also cover topics of redis and Laravel horizon. In a previous blog we have explained queues, jobs and workers.

At Tighten, we’ve long believed that individual programmers shouldn’t waste their time worrying about code formatting. Early in our history, Tighten alum Adam Wathan saw Matt wasting time reviewing code style issues and built an entire CI tool, Nitpick, in large part responding to that waste.