Laravel Daily - UUIDs, Queues, Image Storage and DRY

Filament admin panel template comes without the footer in the design. What if you want to add your "copyright" text or something similar in the footer? Let me show you how to do it. Your choice should be to use template hooks. It's the fastest way to add a footer to the Filament panel.

If you just started with UUID, you might have quite a few questions about them. We will try to answer the most common ones here. If we take a look at UUID V4 (which looks like this: f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479) - we can be pretty sure that the values generated will always be unique.

Do you just spin up a new instance (server) and clone your whole laravel app to it and run the worker queue using supervisor? They would have a shared DB and redis servers.

When developing web applications with Laravel, creating efficient and maintainable code is essential. Laravel offers powerful tools for managing database relationships, and one way to enhance your codebase's maintainability is by adopting the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle.

I have a small website that makes games and activities for seniors in nursing homes. We have about 100 DAU. I am looking to improve my image delivery system (both user-generated and otherwise) and current, albeit ashamedly, using the storage folder in my production server.

This Laravel Date Filtering package aims to simplify date-based filtering for your Laravel Eloquent models.

This week, the Laravel team released v10.24 with job fake updates, a string position helper, migration table name guessing improvements, and more. While we highlight new features in each release, there are many, many contributors improving the framework each week.

Pail is an experimental package (or, who knows, perhaps a future Laravel feature?) designed with a single goal in mind: to provide an effortless way to tail logs in our Laravel applications.

Welcome to Chirp Beyond (Bootcamp). This series of guides is just some of the ways you can extend and adapt Chirp the app created in the Laravel bootcamp. These guides will follow on from the Inertia.js path in the Laravel bootcamp.