Inertia Course, Livewire 3, Filament 3, Folio and More

If you want to use Inertia with Vue in your projects, this is a course for you to learn and practice: we will create a real-life project of ordering food from a restaurant, starting from the very beginning of installing Laravel Breeze with Inertia Vue.

During the recent Laracon US event, Laravel creator Taylor Otwell announced many new things and summarized the Laravel ecosystem in 2023. Part of that was discussing the full-stack and front-end development tools. So here's what he had to say about Inertia VS Livewire.

Livewire 3 "beta" has been released, and this video covers the most important features, with my personal opinion about them.

Presenting a new tool Laravel Folio that has been announced at Laracon US.

A new course on Laravel Daily! In this video, I show the main ideas behind Inertia in a Laravel project taken from that course.

One "trick" that you can use when querying data and filtering by polymorphic relations.

What if you want to truncate the table that has a hasMany relationship? Let me show you.

Showing the difference in when those operators fallback to empty value.

Time management and productivity often start way before we sit down to work. Let me explain.

In this video, I will show you how to use the Laravel Livewire Volt package, which is a powerful and easy way to create dynamic and interactive web applications with Laravel and Livewire. You will learn how to install and configure the package, how to use the built-in components and templates, and h

Filament v3 is now out and includes many new features, a completely refreshed UI, a new website, Livewire 3 support, and more! Open modals and slide-overs from any button on the page. Even nest modals within other modals with full state preservation.

In this captivating session, "Laravel Precognition," Tim MacDonald takes the stage, to explain Laravel Precognition and how to make user validation work for the user.

Laravel Precognition allows you to anticipate the outcome of a future HTTP request. One of the primary use cases of Precognition is

In this presentation, Jess Archer introduces "Laravel Prompts" a groundbreaking new Laravel package designed to enhance CLI inputs significantly. Learn about package's capabilities, its seamless integration with Laravel projects, and how it elevates the user experience when dealing with CLI inputs.

I've released an update of Scramble (Laravel OpenAPI docs generator that works without manual PHPDoc annotations).

The Level Up package is a Laravel package introducing gamification into your applications. Users can earn experience points (XP) and gain levels through your application. It also includes a dynamic leaderboard feature.

NativePHP, created by Marcel Pociot at BeyondCode, allows us Laravel Devs to leverage ALL the working knowledge we already have with Laravel to build native Mac, Windows, and Linux applications.

The Laravel team released v10.17 with Laravel Prompts, a config:show Artisan command, a Collection method to ensure types and more. Laravel v10.17 includes a new dependency for the laravel/prompts package.

Laravel Livewire Volt is a Livewire package that allows the developer to create Livewire components with the template and the PHP logic in a blade file. If you are familiar with creating Vue, React, or Svelte components, you know you can define the templating and logic parts in one component file.

This was useful for debugging complicated queries, but note how we didn’t get the value in our WHERE statement! All we got was a pesky ? - a placeholder for whatever value we’re passing into the query. The actual value is hidden from us.

Background tasks component is essential in most backend systems. Regardless of what you’re creating, there’s almost always a need for a background worker in your application. Do users need to register in your app? The confirmation email should be sent as a background job.

In this article, we will build a simple Todo application using these two packages. To get started, let’s first create a new Laravel application: At this point, we are ready to start building the “front-end” of our application.