Query Speed with Cache/Chunks, Auth Tips and MANY Tutorials

We're trying to insert 50,000 rows in DB table, with two "tricks" on how to speed up the performance - by some margin, or massively.

A free Laravel 7 demo-project, partly generated with QuickAdminPanel - to book rooms/facilities for the events: both free, or with hourly price for the room. In this video, I'm showing how to generate core structure with QuickAdminPanel, and then, step-by-step, add more features.

So-called "security questions" like "your pet name", or "your mother's maiden name": in this video, we implement them in Laravel.

How to store query results into the cache for some time, so Laravel wouldn't even hit the database?

Demo-review of a Laravel package that does a similar thing like Slack's feature of "Magic Link" login.

Laravel has a great database mechanism called Eloquent, also a powerful Query Builder, but sometimes it makes sense to just use plain SQL, in the form of Raw Queries. In this article, I will show you the most common examples of this approach.

In this article i will show you some laravel best practices. I think every laravel developer should know how to write clean code and shouldn’t write unnecessary code.

Did you know that since PHP 7.4, it's possible to use the spread operator in arrays?

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In this 13 minute video, I'll show you how to run two separate Laravel applications using local Docker networks and communicate between them.

Now i am working on a project where i made a custom login and registration system in laravel using vue js. There is user image upload option. So now i am going to show you laravel vue image upload example from scratch. In this image upload with laravel vue js tutorial i will use image intervention.

One of the things I really like in rails is respond_to function. In really simple terms, it allows you to reuse the same controller for different content types. For example if the request is AJAX, you can return a JSON response, otherwise, respond with HTML.

The Laravel team released v7.6.0 yesterday with thirteen new features, along with the latest fixes and changes for the 7.

We’re happy to announce we’re making private repositories with unlimited collaborators available to all GitHub accounts. All of the core GitHub features are now free for everyone.

Then let’s create our package skeleton. We will be using a CLI tool. It will generate all necessary files Then you can run generation command. Webkid stands for vendor name(your namespace) and LaravelDiagnostic as the name of your project

This feature gives response with 200 OK by default. If you want to change the HTTP status code, you can try it this way: Another way is overriding some methods on JsonResource class. Sometime we need to have a customize response, for example somthing like this:

Up until a few days ago, the real-time UI of Oh Dear (an uptime monitoring SaaS I run) was powered with web sockets. We recently replaced this with Livewire components. In this blog post, I'd like to explain why and how we did that.

There is also a trace command which helps load existing models into Blueprints "cache". That way you can generate components, such as new controllers, within existing applications too. Wish I would have known about this three weeks ago. Looks amazing.

I found PayPal api docs very much confusing and not straight forward at least to the beginner. After spending my last 2 days, going through the docs https://developer.paypal.com/docs/checkout I could not able to grasp it properly.

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The new Blade components in Laravel 7 are great. They provide an easy way of defining blade components in a Vue-like tag aliases. One of the nice features of Blade components are solts. Basically, what slot allows you to do is inject dynamic content into the blade component.

Manage dependencies with ease: all the actions are now available right in the editor of a composer.json file. And more.

In this video I'm going to show you the difference between sessions, tokens, and JWTs when it comes to authenticating users into your application. When to use what and the downsides of JWTs that makes it less useful than regular tokens.

Developers may have a hard time adapting to the frontend environment. There are several challenges, for example learning how to work with a new library for the construction of interfaces, such as ReactJs, VueJs or simply Javascript.

The problem: Only owners should be allowed to edit their profiles You have a website that lists the profile of Laravel developers The profile is just an extension of the User model, so you have extra fields For sake of simplicity, you have only one field in your profile that is the numbers of years

Last week I was working on a project that used the requiredIf validation rule. No matter how many times I write tests, I always end up referring to the Laravel testing docs to make sure I use the correct assertion methods and pass in the correct arguments.

This series of articles discusses how to use Laravel Sanctum to provide authentication for a front end React application. In part one, I outlined the steps required to build and configure the Laravel back end. In this article, we turn our attention to the React front end.

Hey guys! This is the first video of a series on how and why to write tests, in this case using Laravel. We'll be building a course platform (where users can subscribe to courses, watch them, receive notifications about them, interact on the comments, etc).

We have collaborated with the Laravel community expert Christoph Rumpel to bring this new video series. So far Christoph has prepared two episodes in which he talks about styling up PhpStorm and ways to efficiently navigate through the project. How do you like this format?

In this video, I'm going to explain how Cross-site request forgery happens and how Laravel helps you protect your application from it.