My Personal Laravel Mentorship & More Tutorials

Let's create a Laravel API based on a real job interview task I received via email from someone who went through that interview process. As usual, the GitHub repository will be available, and lessons will be in both text and video formats.

Launching a new course/program! This is the way how I envision dev education: real examples with the goal to SHIP code.

2-in-1 video: about Jetstream Terms and Policy feature, and about using Markdown-based texts for your static pages.

In this video, I will read aloud one of the articles from Laravel Daily, and let's raise the discussion on how you validate such situations.

How to combine more than one column for the "unique" validation rule in Laravel?

A quick example answering an email I received about grouping data.

I see many developers being overwhelmed between choices. Here's my take on it.

Disclaimer: Some of the links in this article are affiliate links. This means that if you sign up using one of my links, I'll get a tiny kickback that helps to support the blog. It can sometimes be pretty difficult to decide which platform to use for hosting your PHP and Laravel applications.

Has anyone taken the plunge in migrating away from Nova? What solution did you land on? Our team have used Nova since its inception but lately we are finding it is getting more and more in our way instead of making things easier.

I'm a huge fan of Bootstrap (even if it has been mostly replaced with Tailwind in native Laravel experience...), and within the years I've provided to build Larastrap, my own library of reusable Blade components.

PHP doesn't have a way to enforce strongly-typed inline variables natively. Enter Strictus: a package that brings strict typing enforcement to variables.

When debugging errors, we as developers have a few tools available: an exception of a particular class, a message, a status code, and a stack trace. The stack trace is a report that provides information about the sequence of function calls that led to an error or an exception.

In today's interconnected world, building robust and efficient APIs has become a crucial aspect of web development. Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks, provides developers with a powerful toolkit for creating RESTful APIs.

Laravel makes building web applications simple and pretty straight forward especially we give credits to it’s out-of-the-box functionalities like Authentication Scalffolding. In this tutorial, we will be creating our authentication files using laravel ui package.