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The best way to learn new things in coding is to code something step-by-step. This is exactly what this course is about. As usual for our courses, the final repository will be available on GitHub.

If you have two Resource Controllers like Courses and Lessons, they are often called nested resources in Laravel. In this tutorial, I will show you how to make nested resources in Filament. For this tutorial we will have two models Course, and Lesson.

For multi-currency projects, there's no single solution. In this tutorial, we'll take a look at different approaches to this problem: DB schema, currency rate calculation, and more. Let's go!

I rarely do promotional videos on this channel, but this week I have a special offer.

There's a common myth or misconception that Laravel uses Tailwind by default. You still can use Bootstrap, let me show you how.

In this video I will show my own situation and how I ended up solving it, with two mini-tips for you.

A follow-up video on the video above: about a method for the price calculation in the model, based on your comments.

I want to demonstrate a new feature of the Laravel Idea plugin for PhpStorm which I find pretty impressive.

Showing you a simple package if you want to have a forum on your website.

My advice on getting out of your comfort zone and circle and talk to other people to broaden your perspective.

The "Laravel Weekly Update" is a YouTube series that provides a weekly roundup of news and updates related to Laravel. In this week's episode, we'll be chatting about:

◆ Process pipelines
◆ Preload tags on Nova,
◆ Plus, a few other things you won't want to miss!

In this video, I'll show you an exciting update in Laravel that simplifies how you can customize attributes in your models. Gone are the days of verbose getNameAttribute() and setNameAttribute() methods. With the latest syntax, you can now achieve the same functionality with a cleaner and more conci

If you’re a Laravel developer, you’re likely familiar with the concept of middleware. These powerful tools allow you to manipulate incoming requests before they’re handled by your application, and outgoing responses before they are sent back to the client.

After reading the replies of this tweet I got confused cuz some people mention that the first query won't trigger the eloquent observers, why is the first query different from the second one?

Form Requests are best known for moving your validation logic from your web controllers into a class that will pre-validate for you. They are fantastic, and I lean on them heavily all the time. What else can we do with Form Requests, though?

The Laravel Date Scopes package provides some helpful query scopes for your Laravel Eloquent models. It was inspired by this Tweet by Livewire creator Caleb Porzio: Would be rad if Eloquent had these, yeah? pic.twitter.com/qjOD5vv68y

The Laravel PHP framework released version 10.7 this week, including new features and improvements contributed by various developers in the Laravel community.

Searching, filtering, ordering, and paginating are common needs in many applications. This usually applies to items in a table, a grid, or a list. No matter the UI associated with it the process can be pretty straightforward with Laravel and Vue.

You are working on a legacy PHP project and want to use friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer to enforce a consistent coding standard. But you are unsure how to do that without causing problems.

Sometimes, we want to quickly try out a new product idea. But where to start?

TLDR; Don't use floats for money, use integers. Use currency. Use a specific money type. Use a caster to persist/retrieve in the database I recently did a code test for a FinTech who were absolutely nuts about 'clean code'.

Are you struggling with Laravel databases and Eloquent? Do you want to learn how to easily manage your database with migrations and seeders? Look no further than Code With Dary's "Mastering Laravel Databases & Eloquent" course on Udemy! This comprehensive course covers the ins and outs of Factories,

A really simple InertiaJS + Laravel + SvelteJS Boilerplate application. Install/Setup Clone the repo. Run composer install Run npm install Run npm run dev to start developing. Things included: TailwindCSS + PostCSS for styling.

Caleb post a cool idea about date filters in Laravel. I wasn’t sure the best way to do that with the frame work. I’ve used the framework quite a bit but I’m still learning the nuances of how to extend it and make it even more useful for my projects.

For years I’ve been doing if (!empty($posts)), but Rector, a tool to automatically refactor code, changed that to if ($posts === ). The main advantage of using $posts === is that it is more explicit and less prone to unexpected behavior.

Deploy now on Fly.io, and get your Laravel app running in a jiffy! When we think about first steps in importing spreadsheet data, we usually think of uploading the file first to the server, before processing the import.

This article provides a resource-efficient solution for handling 60 million URLs while creating sitemaps. These methods can be implemented to CSV, log, or whatever you’re trying to create files. I've been working on my hobby projects for a long time in my free time.

I came across a situation while working on my side project where I had to handle Laravel validation errors on the front-end application, which is built with VueJS 3. But, you might wonder why I am even writing an article about it since it seems like a straightforward task, isn’t it?