New Laravel Breeze, Firebase and MediaLibrary Pro

So Taylor listened to the community members who found Jetstream too overwhelming with new stuff like Fortify, Livewire and Inertia. Here's Auth scaffolding you may like better: let's test v0.0.1 of Laravel Breeze.

Another demo project from our team, using our QuickAdminPanel. This time we're working on a moving business order registration form, with email notifications to administrator and customer, and with Stripe payments form.

A quick lesson on date pickers and formatting date from/to the database, with Eloquent accessors/mutators.

I'm proud to announce that Media Library Pro is now available. Media Library Pro is an add-on package for our free Media Library base package.

The Firebase Realtime Database is a cloud-hosted NoSQL database, which allows developers to store and sync data between clients in realtime, and the data stored will remain available even when an app goes offline.

The Laravel framework has a few system requirements. All of these requirements are satisfied by the Laravel Homestead… Create a database and and add it to the .env file. Then, migrate authentication tables

Laravel’s Request Validation decodedStefan Brankovikj5 hours ago·14 min readAre you looking for a slick way for validating your incoming requests on your PHP web application? Or you are already using Laravel’s Request Validation, but you want to have deeper understanding on what is going on? Th

For a project, I needed to make sure that a particular piece of data actually came from a specific source. There are already many packages that allow you to do this, but most are not fun or easy to use. That's why we created a new package called spatie/crypto to do this.

We have released a new package, called spatie/laravel-settings, that allows you to strongly type settings in a Laravel app. In this blog post, I'd like to introduce the package to you. At Spatie, we're currently building a huge application.

Writing computer programs is great fun. Unless you have to work with other people’s code. If you’ve worked as a professional developer for more than three days, you know our jobs are anything but creative and exciting.

In my previous post, I explained how to run Lumen Laravel serverless on AWS with a custom PHP runtime. In this post… In that post, I used the Stackery custom runtime to deploy the PHP application. In this new post, I’m creating a similar application, but with the following differences:

Encryption is the process of encoding information so that it can not be understood or intercepted. Encryption has been used long ago before computers were invented; actually, the first known evidence dates back to 1900 BC in Egypt.

When Laravel 8 released, It came with a lot of new features & improvements but along with it, the Laravel team has also introduced Jetstream for application scaffolding which comes with all the bells and whistles in-built such as login, registration, email verification, two-factor authentication, se

Hello guys, I want to treat some Laravel concepts about deleting, sometimes we may want to design our application so that even though the user deletes a data, it is not permanently deleted, it will still remain in the database but will not show up in the view.

Often times, when you are in the middle of developing a Laravel application, you may find that the changes you made in your code are not reflecting well on the application when testing. Usually, the case is most likely caused by caching applied by the Laravel framework.

For anyone who has built or maintained an API you know how much dedication it takes to keep your documentation complete, easy-to-read, and, most importantly, accurate.

At Beyond Code, we have a lot of open source packages. To make our documentation pages look nicer, when being shared on Twitter, Slack or Facebook, I manually create open graph images, like this one: And this is quite a time consuming task having to do this manually every time.

Livewire is a full-stack framework for Laravel, built by Caleb Porzio, that helps to build building dynamic interfaces in a simple way, without leaving the comfort of Laravel.

The concept was simple: build an autocomplete (or if you prefer, typeahead) text input for a project I was working on but using only AlpineJS and Livewire.

I’m blown away by how easy and powerful it is to get Laravel running on the popular serverless platform: Vercel. This is not a one-to-one replacement for something more robust like Laravel Vapor, but it’s an incredibly useful tool to have in your tool-belt.

In my job at Resolute Property Tax and in one of my side projects, I've spent way (way) too much time worrying about CSVs. At Resolute, we will regularly get CSVs that are millions of rows long and dozens of columns wide – the files can sometimes hit two or three gigabytes.

In this tutorial, you will learn laravel 8 firebase notification example. i would like to show you laravel 8 firebase web push notification. This article goes in detailed on firebase web push notification laravel 8. you'll learn send firebase push notification using laravel 8.

Editing files on a remote server via SSH can be tedious and annoying. It does not matter whether you work with vim, nano, or pico. Personally, I am not a fan of these editors, because I just don't feel comfortable with them. But what I feel comfortable with is Sublime.

Laravel provides great functiontlity for working with uploaded files. But what happens when you need to upload a file from a url rather than from a user's computer? I turns out to be pretty simple. Recently I've been working with a friend on a project in which users have profile pictures.

I quickly chimed in saying that I do tend to lock up forms, after I had reports from users that the actions they had done — such as adding an entry — were performed twice. Eventually I found out this was because they were double clicking the submit buttons of the forms.

Ever needed to apply filters on a query conditionally, only when the user actually applies them? Laravel query builder's method when got you covered. Of course, this isn't a complicated nor a rare issue.

Together with my colleague Brent, I'm working on Front Line PHP, a book and video course on building modern applications with PHP 8. The book will be launched later this month. The video course, which is free, is already available.