Queues Explained, Livewire+Alpine and Many Tutorials

The first and free lesson from my upcoming course about Laravel Queues.

In this video, I am reviewing an open-source repository LinkAce, specifically the part of a visual step-by-step installer.

A new 32nd component on my Livewire Kit: a form with add/delete row, and also changing Textarea value based on the other field value. In this video, I'm showing all the code.

In this video, we create a sidebar for the specific task and implement Add to My Day link, to update the numbers on the left menu.

We continue working on user's tasks, in this video, we expand our Livewire methods and events by adding a due date, or marking tasks as important.

In this video, we implement the task lists for My Day / Important / Planned, and also the Add Note feature on the task's sidebar. All with Livewire, re-using the same component.

In this video, we save time for reminders, and also send those reminders with Laravel Notifications, Console Artisan Command, and Task Scheduler.

Our team has released a new Laravel package: spatie/laravel-artisan-dispatchable. This package allows you to dispatch any job from an artisan command. In this blog post, I'd like to explain why we created the package and how you can use it.

Have you ever wanted to add a redeem code feature to your game or app? A redeem code system is always useful for rewarding your users and boost user retention in events, or compensate the angry users for any particular bugs.

To Share session across domain and it's multiple especially when you have large ecosystem were multiple applications communicate with one database So when a user authenticates any of these apps, they will be logged in everywhere. For example, when a user AUTH into http://mywebsite.

Today, we released a new version of spatie/laravel-event-sourcing, version 5 is probably one of the largest releases since the beginning of the package, we've worked several months on it and have been testing it extensively already in our own projects.

Laravel Orion was packed with lots of features, but there is always a room for improvement! And today I am excited to announce the release of v2.0

I created a game in Laravel (Called Planes of Tlessa that you can play today. You can learn more about it in this post on the PBBG subreddit. The reason I wanted to share this here, it to tell you that Laravel can be used for more then business apps.

At the time of writing this article, Alpine Day has finished and Alpine 3.x has only been out a few hours. Some of the cool things that came with the new release are:

In this video, we will look at the difference between withCount and withExists methods in Laravel eloquent models. This helper methods in the eloquent will help us get the results much quicker than directly loading the relationship and then calculating the data.

Since the creation of Livewire, my applications have taken on more functionality using less code all without the need to write much Javascript.

Everyone knows Blade files are part of the heart and soul of Laravel applications, but I feel like most people don't use them to their full potential. There is much that could be discussed with the above statement, but for this article I'm going to focus on loops specifically.

In this video, I have show how you may fall in trap by using orWhere in your query builder in Laravel. I will show a tip to fix this one.

Regular Expressions are powerful, PHP but they are not known to be readable, and more often than not, maintaining a regular expression is not a straight-forward task. PHP uses PCRE (PCRE2 since PHP 7.

In this video, we will learn how to make separate custom log file in Laravel. We will also look at different log levels there.

Laravel Excludable is a package to exclude models from Eloquent queries.

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The concept of authentication has a very important place in application development processes. Different programming languages contain different solutions and approaches in themselves.

When a framework is as mature as Laravel, most new features tend to become subtle improvements, "nice to haves", or something that covers an edge case that you might encounter someday... But sometimes there's a feature that makes you think "That's what I've been waiting for !".

In this article, I'll walk you through how to set up your own GraphQL API using PHP and Laravel. Two years ago, I started working professionally as a backend developer. And I was very intimidated by all the technology I didn't yet know. Words like Docker, Kubernetes, and GraphQL seemed quite scary.

Signed routes allow you to create routes accessible only when a signature is passed as a GET parameter. This could be used for sharing a preview of a draft article or any other route that you want to be public but only accessible by people who have the signature.