Tailwind for Laravel Developers, OpenAI API, and more

These days, Laravel developers are required to have full-stack skills, including at least some front-end CSS knowledge. And Tailwind became a standard in web projects.

Presenting a new course for those who are back-end developers historically and need to work with Tailwind in their projects.

An example of how AI could suggest better tutorial titles.

Another mini-review of the Laravel Pulse feature: let's see how they query the database.

Let's appreciate what Laravel does under the hood for us to transform whatever format we're passing to the one that is used internally.

Another code example for Laravel Pulse - how to create an Artisan command that would keep running on your server, in the background.

Let's finish the mini-series about Laravel Pulse, showcasing the structure: from routes to Blade components, Livewire components, and one abstract Class.

Let me give you my CURRENT opinion on the state of AI in dev world.

Let me demonstrate a few new functions released in Filament 3.1.

Public routes can grind your Laravel app to a halt. See why and how to fix it!

A public "asset" route is one created dynamically in your Laravel code base, but serves “static asset” such as an SVG or JS embed meant to be used by your users/customers.

However this means any traffic your custome

"What's new in Laravel" is back! We will share new features of the Laravel framework every week again

A tutorial on creating a custom Laravel Pulse card.

I thought it would be fun to write a bit about the process of learning Laravel through re-writing my website from a few different iterations of JS frameworks and give some insight from a newcomers perspective about Laravel and PHP.

FrankenPHP just hit a significant milestone this week, reaching a v1.0 release. A modern PHP application server written in Go, FrankenPHP gives you a production-grade PHP server with just one command.

The Pay Pocket package for Laravel offers payment capabilities and logging. It does not handle payments from payment platforms, but instead offers the concept of virtual money.

This week, the Laravel team released v10.37 with the ability to store batch metadata in DynamoDB, assert multiple errors on a field, and more. Here is a bit more info about the new features introduced this week:

You've likely heard that it's dangerous to rely on array keys maintaining a specific order. The JSON spec even defines these key/value pairs as "unordered". But maybe in practice, you've never bumped into a situation where the order changed from what you expected.

Handling API responses effectively is crucial for integrating third-party APIs. In my previous post, I discussed setting up simple client and request classes using the Http facade. If that's not something that you've already read, I recommend you take a look at it.

In the world of coding, keeping our code clean and strong is a big deal. Here's a trick that can help you a lot: the Value Object pattern. Before we jump into Value Objects, let's talk about the issues with basic data types. Here are three common problems:

Laravel string functions are a powerful tool that can be used to make your blog application development more efficient and effective. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most useful Laravel string functions and how to use them to improve your blog application.