Examples of GroupBy, Enums, Actions (still 40% OFF!)

Over the years on Laracasts and StackOverflow forums, I've seen a lot of developers struggling with grouping data. It may come as generally not understanding how grouping works. Or, some developers have trouble with the syntax of Laravel/Eloquent functions.

If you want to avoid storing sensitive DB data (like passport numbers) as plain text, Laravel can encrypt it in Eloquent Models by simply casting it as encrypted. Let's see how it works.

When displaying menu items in the navigation bar, it's important to highlight the current active page visually. Let's see a few ways to do this in Laravel. If you use route names in your application (and you should!), you can use the request()->routeIs([name]) helper.

If you try to use Livewire 3 with the Laravel Breeze starter kit, you may notice that your components are not reactive, and some Livewire features just don't work. The reason may be Alpine.js, which is loaded twice. Let me show you how to fix it. But don't worry.

Filament 3 has a multi-tenancy feature. In this tutorial, let's make a validation rule with a unique field value for the current tenant. As with everything with Laravel, there is more than one way to do it, so we will see how to achieve it in three ways.

In Filament, you can attach/detach a relationship with the Relation Manager. But what if you want to refresh the main form after creating/editing/deleting a record in the Relation Manager? Let me show you how to do it. In this example, we will have a Product Model with many Payment.

I decided to run this "Back to school" quick promotion for three days. Today is the LAST day!

Presenting a new course, with a few first free chapters.

Actions in Laravel got really popular, let's take a look at an open-source example.

A practical example of validation that comes in multiple steps, all wrapped in a database transaction.

Have you seen a Laravel project with 20+ Enum classes? Today I will show you one.

If you plan to change many typical variable values in your project, one of the ways to make it flexible is to save them in the config. Let's see an example.

As I started my second channel "Filament Daily", I noticed some similarities that I wanted to share.

I wanted to see if I could build something that worked like the Domino's pizza tracker, and I think I got pretty close!

Using Laravel, React, Inertia, and Tailwind, we'll put together a full stack application that features a live-updating pizza tracker and dashboard to manage orders. Let's get cook

In this video, Scott discusses the what's new an exciting in PHP 8.3.

Learn to write applications that are fully tested and a joy to work with now and in the future through TDD. Tests are the base for writing code that is easy to change, refactor and maintain. There is no reason anymore to be afraid to touch your own code.

The Laravel Collective recently announced that they are abandoning the project, and once Laravel 11 is out, it'll no longer work.

Let's say you have a system with a lot of different people. In this case, let's take a school: there is the administration, the teachers, the support staff and the student.

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Hey everyone! I came across a quirky problem while building a SaaS. Would love to hear and discuss some takes on what is the best path to implement this. I thought that this discussion could be useful for more people looking into deploying periodic jobs in large amounts in Laravel.

How should you organize your Laravel app to best serve your needs? Well, the good news is that you don’t have to worry about this since you are using a framework! Stick to the defaults unless you have good and objective reasons to do otherwise.