Laravel Daily - New Laravel Docs, Sail and Jetstream

This week Taylor Otwell released a huge update to Laravel docs, which, in my opinion, is more important than new major Laravel version. In this video, I review the changes and why they are so important.

In this video, I want to answer a common question I get: "How to upgrade to Laravel 8 but without Jetstream or routing changes". Watch me perform the Laravel 7 project upgrade to Laravel 8.

If you have a newly registered user, you may want to send a welcome email or perform some other action with that user's profile. In Laravel, I will show you three ways how to achieve it.

Almost live-coding video, on how to add your own features into Jetstream-powered Laravel installation. The goal is to show you that Jetstream isn't that scary or opinionated, after installing you may proceed coding "the old Laravel way".

A simple example of a mobile app on React Native that shows the list of Chuck Norris's jokes taken from a public API. Also we compare it with Flutter: syntax, easier start, popularity.

A quick demo of a recent module that we launched inside of our QuickAdminPanel Vue.js generator version.

Another demo inspired by a real job on Upwork. Three parts: generate core with QuickAdminPanel, customize front-end page, and transform it into a Livewire component.

Taylor Otwell released Laravel Sail this week—a lightweight CLI for interacting with Laravel’s default docker environment. It provides a simple interface the helps you get started on your next big idea in no time.

Hopefully this will help me get over my Docker hump. I've tried to learn it like 3 times and gave up fairly quickly each time. It's something I've been meaning to learn too; just needed a project to get stuck into. Looks like it will be this. :)

Today Taylor Otwell, the creator of Laravel, released Laravel Sail, a tool that makes it incredibly easy to spin up development environments with Docker for your Laravel applications. Out of the box, Sail comes with MySQL, Redis, and MailHog.

Hard to believe that another year is coming to a close, and what a year it has been. Let’s face it, for most of us, 2020 has been a complete dumpster fire. That’s why this year I’ve decided to step things up with the annual giveaway that I organize.

In this article, I’ll write about basic decorator pattern. This pattern is really enjoyable because it is like you wrap a present box and another one is infront of your eyes. If you want to see the other patterns you can visit these below links.

For those using VSCode, what you guys using for extensions? Laravel goto controller (allows you to click on a controller/method in your routes file to go to the controller/method) Though I'm not sure if this works with the new route format in Laravel 8, haven't tried it yet.

In this video, you will learn how to implement two-factor authentication with Laravel Fortify. When two-factor authentication is enabled, the user is required to input a six-digit numeric token during the authentication process that can be retrieved from any TOTP compatible mobile authentication app

Earlier this year, Travis CI announced a new pricing model that effectively ends the generous open-source offering they had for many years. It seems that, even though there were some plans to provide free resources for OSS projects in the future, all activity for OSS projects has stopped.

If you’ve ever worked with PHPUnit for TDD, you might be aware of the fact that PHPUnit’s default test reports are pretty minimal and ambiguous. For instance, a normal test run would look something like this.

If you’re working with PHP for a while, there might be a good chance that you’d be in need to fetch the class of an object. This could be mostly for debugging purposes. So, pre-PHP 8, you could do it by using PHP’s get_class() method. Take the following for example.

Hey guys! We've just released a major update on Crater Invoice: https://craterapp.com.

In this example turorial i will show you step by step that how we can make simple crud operation with Laravel and inertia js with tailwind css.

PhpStorm 2020.3 is now available with full support for all new PHP 8 features, Psalm and PHPStan support, Xdebug 3, Code With Me, and Tailwind CSS. PhpStorm 2020.3 offers full PHP 8 support with inspections that highlight incorrect code usage with accompanying quick-fixes.