Exceptions in Laravel, Grouping, Filament Repeater and More

About this course Quite often, I get questions like these: When do we need to use the try/catch blocks in Laravel? What do we put inside of that "catch"? How to return a friendly error message to a user in that case? etc.

I received an email from a person asking for help showing the table of data with dynamic columns. In this tutorial, I will show you exactly how I did it. The link to the GitHub Repository is provided at the end of the tutorial.

Filament is a great admin panel system, but it often confuses users how to create a custom non-CRUD page in Filament that wouldn't be a typical Resource? This tutorial will provide an example. In this tutorial, we will create a custom Filament page with just one form.

Want to change the default Laravel User model to use UUID instead of the default auto-increment ID? Here are the changes you need to make. The main migration for the users table: change ->id() to uuid('id')->primary().

When uploading files with Laravel, how to store the filename in the DB? Should you store filename.png? Or, include the folder of avatars/filename.png? Or, the full path https://website.com/avatars/filename.png? Let me tell you my opinion.

We continue our course about Laravel Travel API. Today we're creating an editor endpoint to update Travel records.

We continue our course about Laravel Travel API. Today we will use Laravel Pint for code styling and Larastan for static analysis.

The last lesson in our course: we're generating API docs.

New course published! Today I'm reading one lesson from it, with examples of what you can do in the "catch" block.

Another free lesson from my latest course about Exceptions in Laravel.

Today I'm answering a question from an email, trying to group the data with two conditions. There's also a "Premium" version of this tutorial above.

A pretty typical scenario: devs would love to put in extra effort, but the company doesn't encourage that.

Hello everybody, I'm quite happy to share that I finally released JSON Parser, a PHP package that can parse JSON of any dimension and from any source in a memory-efficient way.

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This package provides an Artisan command to restore a backup as well as some customizable health checks and backup integrity checks. Here's an example of the artisan command from the project's README:

Learn how to harness the power of Laravel CORS in this tutorial. Discover what it is and unlock its potential for seamless cross-origin resource sharing. Laravel has supported CORS for quite a while; however, until more recent versions, it has been from third-party packages only.

The Lemon Squeezy for Laravel package has reached v1.0 this week! This package is designed to easily integrate your Laravel application with Lemon Squeezy, a SaaS application for payments, tax, and subscriptions for software companies.