Migrations, Routes, Jetstream, Livewire and More

A tricky situation: migration is half-successful. What to do in such a scenario?

I've seen this mistake made so many times on forums, that I finally decided to shoot a separate video on it.

A quick video showing the advantages of using route names instead of route URLs.

A quick review of a new tool from Spatie, to avoid XDebug and/or leaving dd() in production. Disclaimer: I'm not getting paid to do it!

While I'm shooting a new course on Laravel Jetstream, I decided to publish this lesson for free, cause it's interesting to go through Jetstream code and understand how/why some parts of the code are written.

One free lesson from my course "Creating a mini-Reddit in Laravel 8". This lesson is focused on changing the full-refresh behavior to a better UX with Laravel Livewire.

This video is an answer to one of the questions on my channel, and also showing an early preview of one of my upcoming livewirekit.com components.

Laravel tip of the day. Have you ever run "php artisan route:list" and then realized that the list takes too much space and hard to read? Here's the solution.

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I'm planning to prelaunch my first SaaS laravel project in next two weeks. What would you check and prepare before going live ?

After 400+ commits, 3 betas, seven months - and endless hours of open-source contributions - PEST has finally reached its first stable public release.

Laravel comes with a built-in system for notifications. There are various channels for sending these notifications, such as - email, SMS & more. One of them is via the database wherein the notifications are stored and can be read as per your need.

Perhaps you’ve already heard of Pest. It is a new PHP testing framework with a focus on simplicity. The Pest PhpStorm plugin is a new addition to PhpStorm’s growing ecosystem. With this plugin, testing your code in your favorite IDE is even simpler and faster!

This post is about what to expect from Laravel Sail, how it works and how to make the most of it; it is also a plea to developers to break away from it, in favour of their own, tailored solution.

In this article, we will learn Active Directory implementation using LDAP in PHP or Laravel. LDAP is the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, and is a protocol used to access “Directory Servers”. The Directory is a special kind of database that holds information in a tree structure.

I’ve been playing around with Laravel Sail on a project that I’ve just started and wanted to be able to run my tests on a separate database and leave my main DB intact for development.

I've been using Symfony for a few years now and really enjoying it, but I've also been wanting to try out Laravel for quite some time now seeing how popular it is, to see what the appeal really is.

DebugBar Companion is a desktop app by Marcel Pociot that compliments Laravel Debugbar with historical Debugbar data. I think the introduction video that Marcel Tweeted out yesterday sums it up nicely:

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In this tutorial, we'll cover uploading a CSV file in Laravel with Livewire. This tutorial is written with the assumption you know how to get a Laravel app up and that Livewire is already installed.