Blade Tips, Complex Code Review and Tinkering

I decided to compile quick things I've learned over my Laravel career about Blade views and templates, here's my list.

Today we have a code review of quite a complex and advanced-level Laravel repository called Daybreak.

Laravel has its internal "helper" called Artisan Tinker. Do you use all its features? And do you know about other external tools that expand on Tinker possibilities? Let's review the use-cases and the options.

A previously unpublished lesson of Checklister: we're making the tasks sortable with drag-drop Livewire component.

In this video of the series, we show the Welcome page, take care of the auto-redirect for newly registered users, and cleanup the top-right corner links.

In this video of the series, we add a "website" field to the registration form, and show the customers list to the admin, changing the pagination from Tailwind to Bootstrap.

The next step in our Checklist project is fixing a few things about assets, and start building the sidebar for the non-admin user.

Which PHP version do you think is most popular now? 7.4 or 8.0? Or another one?

What are the pros to using Laravel over Magento?

Passport and OAuth2 always seemed super complicated, so I made an easy-to-follow tutorial for those who'd like a fairly basic approach.

The Laravel team has been hard at work on Laravel Octane, a tool to supercharge your Laravel application's performance. After releasing the beta in April, Octane has released a stable 1.0 version!

You can make your code more readable by moving all your exception messages to dedicated classes. We using this technique in all our projects and packages. Stay up to date with all things Laravel, PHP, and JavaScript.

Recently, I made a pull request on Github to add cursor pagination to Laravel. This Laravel feature will be released today! This post describes both offset and cursor pagination strategies, and describes which one to use depending on your use case.

I recently had a Laravel project in which I wanted a simple access token to protect an API; and Laravel Sanctum is a package that provides exactly that. However, by default, this package had a bit of a shotgun approach for validating these access tokens. You could either:

When you run an SQL query the database uses a number of techniques in order to optimise your query and return the results as quickly as possible. In this article we will run some experiments to get a better understanding of how to improve performance.

We generally want our app files to be public (profile pictures, product images, and so on). But what happens if we want to restrict the access to them to only logged-in users or users that have a certain role? Today you'll know how. Before implementing it we have to understand the strategy.

While working on a project with Laravel, I thought that “I wish all these routes were created automatically”. Then, I’ve started to research a package about that but I couldn’t find a package I want. I’ve decided to make a simple package for that.

In this tutorial, we will create an iOS looking like toggle switch button that saves its state in our database using Livewire and Tailwind for styling.

This article is focused on laravel inertia js pagination example. you'll learn laravel inertia js pagination. if you want to see example of laravel inertiajs pagination then you are a right place. i explained simply about pagination in laravel inertia js.

Most of modern websites have image-rich designs but handle images inefficiently. Here are some of the common mistakes when serving hosted images on an average Laravel app: Image size is a big contributor to page load speed, which in turn is a key metric in determining search result rankings.

When dispatching an object onto the queue, behind the scenes Laravel is recursively serializing the object and all of its properties into a string representation that is then written to the queue.

I've been working with a large internal-only website recently where almost all pages are locked behind Laravel's authentication system, meaning any links to the site redirect to the login page.