Junior Code Review, Two Laravel Tools and 20+ Tips

A video that also went popular on Reddit. As a part of my new Laravel mentorship program in my home country Lithuania, I started doing code reviews of my student developers. Here's a 20-minute example that I decided to publish on Youtube - should be useful to you guys, too.

Honest and unpaid review of a paid package called Laravel Media Library Pro.

Let's review a new tool by the BeyondCode team, called Invoker. It's an admin panel tool, but not exactly like Nova or our QuickAdminPanel. It's more like Sequel Pro or Table Plus, on steroids. Let's take a look, and I will give my honest opinion.
Disclaimer: I don't get paid for this review.

This is one free lesson from my course "Laravel Jetstream+Livewire: Real Mini-Project".

Example simple component built on Livewire, with wire:poll

In this video, I will make a real Pull Request, showing you practically, how to make any changes in the official Laravel documentation.

In the latest Laravel 8.26 release, we have a new Route::missing() syntax to override the behavior of the Model Not Found exception.

I've made myself a Laravel Collection Methods Cheatsheet. Thought I would share it here, hopefully it'll benefit someone else.

Here's a quick overview of how you can add Stripe Checkout and Stripe Customer Portal to your Laravel application via Laravel Cashier. This guide assumes you have a Stripe dev account setup and access to your Stripe Key and Secret. You should also have your products and pricing configure in Stripe.

In this post, I'd like to explain my process of handling & validating multiple forms that can have same-named fields. For example, you can have two side by side forms, say, login and signup on the same page. And you are likely to have matching fields like username, password, and such.

Testing is an integral part to web and software development. It helps to give you the confidence that any code that you have written meets acceptance criterias and also reduces the chances of your code having bugs.

I want to talk about something I don’t usually see much content out there, but is something I personally think is key for a healthy application: Dealing with failed jobs. I'm going to assume at this point you already understand how background queues work.

Today we are excited to announce that Cashier Stripe has received some long anticipated updates, including support for Stripe Checkout as well as support for Metered Billing subscription plans.

Last week I launched Confetti framework. I worked on it for over a year. The framework aims to make Laravel developers feel at home with Go (Golang). I am curious what you think of this project. Wow! That's awesome.

This is an updated version of an older post. In the first version, we experimented with a shopping cart integration with the Laravel-powered PyroCMS.

Since this article is related to serving sites with different PHP version, I will skip parts with installing Brew, Laravel-valet, and so on. Let's assume that you already have installed php7.

In this article, I will introduce the simplest integration of Realtime, after many learning and optimization in the most effective way. I will guide the setup on the fontend VueJS side. Install the support package from the pusher + laravel echo side provided.

When you dispatch this job, Laravel is going to serialize it so that it can be persisted in the queue store. Let's take a look at how the final form will look like in the store: Looking at the payload, you can see that the value of socialSecurityNumber is visible to the human eye.

Laravel API to Postman is a package by Andreas Elia that allows you to automatically generate a Postman collection based on your app’s API routes. Postman is a popular API development GUI that simplifies building and testing APIs.

Learn how to store JSON in a MySQL database and how to select and update them easily with Eloquent. First of all, you should check if your MySQL version is equal to or greater than 5.7.8 version, otherwise will not be compatible.