Vue + Laravel API: Live-coding and Extra Thoughts

For those who haven't started with Vue.js - you can watch me adapting that quickly, in 22 minutes, in (almost) live-mode.

My personal opinion, based on the things I've tried myself and what I've been reading online (and I read a lot, in preparation for my weekly newsletter). What do you think?

Presenting our new demo-project: Laravel API with Auth and Passport, and also HTML client using Vue.js to get the data from API.

If you want to generate Laravel API docs, there is a new package on the market, called Scribe, born out of now-abandoned Marcel Pociot's Laravel-apidoc-generator. We tried it out and here's the first impression.

Discovered a new tool I want to share with you - it's very easy to build a good-looking and searchable documentation for your projects, or private docs for your dev team.

GitHub Actions was launched less than a year ago and since then has been receiving numerous positive remarks. It allows us to have the important things about our project integration and deployment in a central place.

I work at and co-own a company named Spatie, which specializes in creating large Laravel applications for our clients. Our team is rather small: we consist of only 10 people. At first glance we are a software development company like there are so many others.

1. Install Laravel using Composer...

This looks sweet!! Sweet! Was almost gonna try it out for my sideproject. But didnt bother when I saw it was bootstrap. Now I will deffinetly give it a go! :)

I want to send a notification for when a user makes an update but don want to spam that specific notification if they make many updates.How would i check to see if one has been sent in the last hour.Also, i only want to limit that one notification.

For many teams, it makes sense to use services like Ploi or Forge. They provision servers for you, configure push deploys, deal with backups, and many other things. You can also use a Platform-as-a-Service like Heroku.

I'm building a graphql endpoint in Laravel and migrating a legacy php application to use it. One of the goals we want to hit is, the legacy system uses the filesystem for everything.

The code samples used in this article are written in Laravel (PHP) and adapted for Vue.js, but the techniques can be applied easily on any technologies. Let's face it, internationalization can be cumbersome.

WYSIWYG is a pretty interesting concept where a publication is come out exactly of what we see when editing. That’s why the term WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get, /ˈwɪziwɪɡ/ WIZ-ee-wig) is quite often used for web applications such as forums, blogs, etc.

In case you never heard about Laravel, you can visit here. Default primary key for Laravel Model is using increment integer, for reference. In some case, developer want to use another type such as UUID.

Vastly superior documentation & community. It's a bit of a weird one, a popular framework getting more popular because it's so popular. But alas, it's so helpful having the Laravel Documentation, which is honestly some of the best programming documentation I have ever seen.

This is going to be a multi-part article about Laravel Sanctum (previously known as "Airlock"), the new Laravel authentication system.

I recently built a simple affiliate program for Sitesauce. Here's a short article detailing how I implemented it. The basics of our program will be the following: users can register for our referral program and get a special link to share.

Just a small thing I want to drop here because I think it's a game-changer: Laravel Livewire What is Livewire? To answer it I'll quote the official Homepage: Livewire is a full-stack framework for Laravel that makes building dynamic interfaces simple, without leaving the comfort of Laravel.

I’ve been working on a project where each module of the application needs to upload an image and multiple images and I was unaware of the SEO working regarding image naming. I directly used the “store” function to save an image that generates a random string name for image.

Up until recently I haven’t had the need to use multiple columns as the source of ‘Identity Authentication’ for any user. I always used email but with a recent project, I had to give the users the ability to sign in with either their email or their username. By default, you can’t do that with Laravel. You need to tinker a little with the code to achieve the said goal.

LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. It is a lightweight client-server protocol for accessing directory services. A directory is similar to database but contains more descriptive and attribute -based information.

Laravel provides a built-in feature that allows us to flag database rows as deleted without actually deleting them from the database. This article discusses how we can get started using them.

Hello friends in this article, you will learn a simple way to create a composer package & add it to packagist. Let's built RSS Generating package as an example. Here I wont be explaining a whole project code, will add some partial code which will give you good understanding.

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In this video we're going to look at PHP coding standards, and how using them makes your code easier to read, therefore making it easier to debug and maintain.

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PHP 7.4, the last edition in the 7.* series, brings lots of new and handy changes. This post lists the highlights, though there's much more to this release. You can read all about the full release in this post about what's new in PHP 7.4. Arrow functions, a.k.a. short closures.

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For a long time, I had other jobs, working at startups around video, and doing VLC at nights and weekends and holidays.

PHP is the most widely used language in the world for websites. It is also the most hated. And it’s pure hate. But why do so many developers hate it so much? Today we’re going to the origin of the hate, let’s see if it’s really justified.