Code Reviews, Migration Tips, Tailwind Course and New Spark

In this video, I decided to share less-known things I've learned about Laravel migrations while working with Laravel over the years.

A few new Eloquent relationship methods that I haven't demonstrated on this channel, so right about time.

Model: singular or plural? What about Controllers? What should be the Blade filenames? Let's discuss this, and more, in this video.

A follow-up to last week's video: we're transforming 5 separate routes in routes/web.php into a Route::resource() with proper naming and Route Model Binding.

It is important not only to write working code but also readable code for your current/future colleagues. So let's "clean up" some naming in this routes file.

There's no "make:view" Artisan command in Laravel, but there is a well-known package that can help you with it.

I've upgraded my older Livewire Kit component and made it flexible and reusable, presenting to you the new component in this video.

The Tailwind CSS team released a brand new free course, Tailwind CSS: From Zero to Production, a new screencast series that teaches you everything you need to know to get up and running with Tailwind CSS v2.0 from scratch.

The next version of Laravel Spark is now available and is one of the most significant updates yet. Some of the features include Paddle support, an isolated billing portal you can set up in ten minutes, and more.

For those who wanted it - shipped the @inertiajs option for Laravel Breeze.

In the recent years I’ve been doing a lot of Laravel, especially for a SaaS product I’m working on. This started out as just blade with vanilla JS here and there. Now it’s has grown a bit and it requires quite a bit more interactivity. This led to me introducing Vue for certain components.

What is eager loading? To understand and appreciate what eager loading is, you would need to be conversant with how model relationship works in any MVC framework.

I've recently discovered Laravel Query Detector (https://github.com/beyondcode/laravel-query-detector) and was wondering what else am I missing out on.

Project commands // New project $ laravel new projectName // Launch server/project $ php artisan serve // commands list $ php artisan list // command help $ php artisan help migrate // Laravel console $ php artisan tinker // Route list $ php artisan route:list Create and update data tables (wit

With the release of Laravel 8.28 this week, Taylor Otwell contributed two new custom cast types: AsArrayObject and AsCollection. ArrayObject has some advantages over the existing casts for JSON and array data. However, this does have some downsides.

In this post I’ll show how to build a Rating component using Laravel Livewire. Laravel Livewire is a framework on top of Laravel to build dynamic applications without leaving the “comfort” of Laravel. The framework takes care of updating the web page by making AJAX requests behind the scenes.

My goal is to setup a GNU/Linux VM with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, PHP8, Nginx and MySql to serve a Laravel 8 Application. For the Web Server I’m going to use Nginx so I will need php-fpm. For my work projects I usually choose “managed” solutions.

Today we will create a modal with Laravel Livewire and without jQuery, actually without javascript at all. How cool is Livewire? We will use Laravel 8 and Bootstrap 4, but feel free to use whatever CSS Framework you want, from Tailwind CSS to Bulma… It doesn’t matter.

I recently came across this Twitter thread, where @samuelstancl listed tips for writing cleaner code in Laravel, as well as some general Laravel coding advice.

Laravel Homestead with Windows 10 Step by Step setup procedure with explanation. I am going to write down step by step procedure to setup homestead for Laravel-5.2 in windows 10 with virtualbox. I spent lots of time to setup homestead for Laravel-5.2 in my windows 10 PC.

In projects that utilise Livewire, I often find myself taking the approach of making components for absolutely everything and struggle to know where I should draw the line.

Laravel is fast out-of-the-box, but you can make it faster if you optimize your configurations and application code. This guide lists a wide range of performance tips from quick wins to advanced techniques that would help you make your Laravel app the lean, mean machine your customers want.