Eloquent Speed, Helpers and Livewire Future

Quick video, comparing two Laravel queries that perform almost the same task - querying by relationship. WhereHas() or join()?

If you have some methods that are global and don't belong to any Laravel class, where should you put them? How to register and use them in any other Laravel file?

Let's discuss: should you adopt those technologies? Or is it better to work on the front-end frameworks like Vue or React? What is the current situation in the job market? People have shared some opinions on Twitter, and I will summarize them in this video.

This is another free lesson from my course "Queues in Laravel", showing the progress of the batch of the jobs.

I've encountered a situation with an unclear validation message in Laravel Forge, so I decided to show you how to deal with this situation in your Laravel projects.

Today we have a review of an open-source project called Mealing. I show both something to learn from and something to improve in the code.

A new component on my Livewire Kit, and also a quick free Livewire lesson for you on Youtube.

Laravel Examples is a catalog of code examples, structured by topic and by the project.

I have noticed that all Laravel products seem to use the same documentation template. Is this open source anywhere? It seems pretty clean and I'd love to see how it works with versioning etc.

Laravel provides an amazing authentication scaffold that handles registration, login, and all other authentication parts for users that are easy to use.

Laravel provides several different approaches to validate your application’s incoming data. It is most common to use the validate method available on all incoming HTTP requests. However, in this topic, we will use Form Requests in different ways.

Transporter is a package to help send API requests in Laravel.

Recently, I made a pull request on GitHub to the laravel framework (laravel/framework#37362) to add a solution for creating one-to-one relations that are a subsequence of a larger one-to-many relationships.

The Laravel team released 8.47 with an on-demand filesystem disk, the ability to prune failed queue jobs, and the latest changes in the 8.

The Email Domain Rule package for Laravel can define a subset of allowed email domains you can use within a validator.

Logging is an integral part of developing applications. And if you’re working with Laravel, logging things is a breeze. All you need is to use the Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log and utilize the following different logging levels like so.

Last month, Jordi announced he'd be sunsetting his PHP Version Stats blog series, so that he can focus on other types of content. As a replacement, he made a dashboard with live version stats that you can check out any time you want.

In Laravel, when your queued jobs fail after a job has exceeded the number of attempts, it will be inserted into the failed_jobs database table (if you have set it up). This is to provision for retrying those jobs at a later time using the following command.

If I have posts, and I want to incorporate likes and comments on the posts, what would be the best database structure to doing this? It would be easy enough with just a comments & likes table with user_id and post_id foreign keys.

Over at Spatie we're doing a lot of free open-source work. Sadly that doesn't pay the bills around here and we did just move to a very fancy new office. That's why, as an effort to build more cool things, we've released four paid products in the past year with a couple more on our roadmap.

Hello friends, today I will show you how to set cron jobs or task scheduling in a Laravel and Lumen (a micro-framework of Laravel) application. Laravel offers a flexible approach to manage your scheduled tasks on the server. Only one single cron entry is required on your server.

The blog post by Jeffrey Way about re-creating Laracasts into an Inertia application.