Laravel Optimizations, File Uploads and Livewire

A simple example of how to use less memory when loading Eloquent data.

In this video, I take the code written by one of the developers I mentor and show how to make the seeds run 3x faster.

The project laravelversions.com is not only useful to see the information about Laravel versions but also its code is available on Github, for free. What can we learn from it?

There are a lot of sub-topics in this video. Why do you need foreign keys? What happens if you don't create them? How to override default errors? Check for child records on the front-end and the back-end? Use if-else or try-catch? Let's dive in.

In this video, I will review the code of a few of my students, related to image upload, validate, resize and make the filename unique.

A free lesson from my upcoming course about file uploads in Laravel.

Demo of one of my components from Livewire Kit which was recently improved. How to use Livewire validation for arrays, and Alpine.js to save data on clicking anywhere?

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Your project contains a REST API and you want to document that REST API. But how do you do that? In this post, I will explain how I solved this problem. The most popular way to document a REST API is using the OpenAPI specification. In 2017, OpenAPI 3.0 was released.

Is there any good laravel tutorial focusing on the devops aspects? I just want to take an existing application and create a dockerized environment for it and then set up the CI/CD pipeline for it. I have a couple of his courses. The Docker one is excellent.

Recently I started integrating a bootstrap template with the Laravel backend. And one thing that made me suffer a lot is the ajax backend validation. Two errors often occur when you handle ajax requests with Laravel: 419 and 422. And pass it with every request you make to Laravel.

Livewire v2.4.0 was just released with added support for a --test option when running the php artisan livewire:make command.The new --test option, when included, will scaffold a test class for the component in the tests/Features/Livewire directory similar to the php artisan make:test command.

Here's the recording of Laravel Worldwide Meetup #6. Frank De Jonge walked us through improvement made in Flysystem v2. Stefan Baumgartner showed us the awesomeness that is TypeScript.

In this article, you will learn how to conditionally redirect users after login to Laravel Jetstream and Fortify applications. With the introduction of Laravel Jetstream, it is always tempting to setup Laravel projects with Laravel Jetstream and Fortify handling the authentication of your app.

So I'm working on a cool project, and I was working on a feature that processes incoming files and uploads them to cloud storage.

Hello friends, in this video we are going to upload images to Albums.

Everyone learns from mistakes. In this article I will point out a cardinal one, which leads to a situation where the controller contains several hundred lines of code and becomes unreadable and very difficult to maintain. However, I will present a few ways to solve it.

Laracon Online 2021 is coming to you live on March 17th, 2021! No hotels, no airfare, just signup and spend the day watching some of the best speakers right from your computer.

Did you ever had a Laravel application and needs filters over your API? You might have tried GraphQL, however, you could write a simple one and don’t need any integrations.

In my Telegram Newsletter post I've used PHP-doc type-hints without explaining them as I'm doing it every day. In the comments @alexfwulf mentioned that this was learning for him. So I'm dedicating a whole post on that topic.

I’m an Enum package maintainer. How will I feed my kids? Programatically I don't see a significant feature besides ::try & ::tryFrom.

Right now there's a lot of options when it comes to working with Laravel on a local development environment. Where there used to be only a handful of options, there's now over a half dozen officially supported ones.

This article assumes you've already got a Laravel Jetstream application setup and that you are using the Livewire stack. If you haven't, read the official documentation on how to get started. Jetstream comes jam-packed with lots of goodies. One of those goodies is an component.

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.

Restarting Laravel's queue workers should be an essential part of your deployment script. Running this simple command should do the trick: It works by setting a illuminate:queue:restart key in your cache store that holds the timestamp of when the command ran.

Paddle is not just a payment provider like Stripe. They take care of handling taxes worldwide, etc.

Working with Vue.js gives us more flexibility. We can easily take advantage of existing libraries such as vue-js-modal or creating our own client side one. However, this comes with some downsides. We now rely on the client side state which can look like: We already see some problems arise.

As we progress our Laravel learning, adding the ability to do things offline is the next logical step. In this series we explore jobs, queues and events and how they integrate into our sample "Contest" app. In this episode, we will be setting up our project.

In this video we'll discuss how to keep your code clean in your Laravel projects. We'll be using a few VS Code extensions to help us do this.