Composer Tricks, TDD and Free Content Weekend!

Composer is a well-known tool to manage PHP project dependencies. But I'm pretty sure you're not using all of its features! In this tutorial, we'll show many less-known capabilities of Composer. Do you know the difference between the 1.3.*, ^1.3, and ~1.3 versions?

In this tutorial, we will use Livewire to create a component for Like/Dislike, similar to YouTube or any social network. We will show the count of likes and dislikes, also minimizing the number of queries to the DB. We'll show the list of posts and the number of votes for every post.

Laravel Breeze comes with Auth email templates, but what if you want to customize them? In this tutorial, we will use add the user's name to the reset password email, which isn't shown by default. First, we need to create a new Notification class which we will use to send a reset password email.

Pint is a PHP code-style fixer that's specifically created to work with Laravel. In this tutorial, I will show you how it works and how to automate its launch before or after you commit code to the repository. And that's it! You're ready to use Pint.

A follow-up on two previous videos, trying to refactor a model method into a service, testable by a Unit test.

One free lesson from my latest course.

I want to show three things: one-of-many relationships, the new one() method, and how we used it creatively in an undocumented way.

Let me demonstrate how to make array validation messages more "human-friendly".

Today I'm answering a question from one of you: what to do to ensure the already-launched Laravel application is more stable on the live server.

There are some files that we need to generate and there's no Laravel Artisan command make:xyz for it. Let me show you how to deal with this.

I'm answering a question in my personal way to not feel overwhelmed about work in the evening, especially when I'm with my family. It wouldn't work for everyone, but I can give this advice.

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:

◆ Typed API For First Party Middleware.
◆ New Response Status Assertions.

In this video, we will dive into the advanced subquery functionality of Laravel, a popular PHP web application framework. Subqueries are an essential feature for retrieving data from databases, and Laravel's query builder makes it easy to work with them.

Are you looking to take your Laravel Filament skills to the next level? In this tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of building a repeater with a relationship using Laravel Filament.

In this video you talked about Laravel service provider.

We start with the basics, explaining what a service container is and why it's important in modern PHP development. We then explore how Laravel's service container works, including how it automatically resolves and injects dependencies into y

This tutorial covers the where(), whereStrict(), and whereBetween() methods in Laravel Collections. The where() method filters a collection based on a given key-value pair, the whereStrict() method uses a strict comparison operator, while the whereBetween() method is used to filter a collection base

The Laravel Telescope Guzzle Watcher is a Telescope plugin that provides Guzzle request and response logs within the Telescope UI.

The Str Acronym package for Laravel provides a macro for generating acronyms from strings using the Str helper and supports the Stringable class.

Over the last year or so, the Action based approach has been gaining popularity in the Laravel world. I was a big fan of this and adopted it relatively early on.

The Laravel team has released version 10.9 with several new features and enhancements. Among the changes are named static methods for middleware, new HTTP status assertions for feature testing, and the ability to prune all canceled and unfinished queue batches.

Here’s how I found out a Laravel application was creating 10’s of thousands of objects that it didn’t need to. To give a sense of the size of the application in question there are around 2500 classes, and the vast majority of those classes receive their dependencies as constructor parameters.

In the previous tutorial, we discussed Laravel Gates and how it is one of Laravel’s authorization features. In this tutorial, we’ll be discussing another key authorization feature in Laravel: Policies. One of the most useful features of Laravel is its ability to implement access control using them.

Using the multi-tenancy design pattern, a single application can serve several tenants, each with specific needs and data. Applications that support numerous clients or organizations may find this to be quite advantageous.

A Value Object is a concept in computer programming and software engineering that refers to an immutable object whose primary purpose is to store values or data, rather than representing the identity of an entity.

Sending emails in Laravel using TailwindCSS can be a challenging task, but with the right tools, it can be made much easier. In this article, we will explore how to use TailwindCSS and Maizzle to create beautiful and responsive emails that can be sent from your Laravel application.

In Laravel, user passwords are usually stored in a hashed format in the database. Laravel includes the bcrypt algorithm for hashing passwords, which is a one-way encryption algorithm that is considered to be very secure.

Laravel is a popular PHP framework widely used for building web applications. We could all agree that one of the most important files in any Laravel application is the .env file, which contains sensitive information like database credentials, API keys, and other secrets.

Let's say we have separate Livewire components for Google Map Element, Search box Element, and Drop Down Element. How exactly, do we share data between these separate Livewire components?