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In this video, I will show you two tricks on how to make any callback function shorter, or specifically the whereHas() method from Eloquent.

Sometimes, when creating a record with Eloquent, there's a need to auto-fill some DB value, even if it's not visible in the form. Let me show you different ways to do this.

This week's release of Laravel was quite interesting, with small new additions, let's take a look at a few of them.

If you want your users to exchange private messages, like an internal "inbox" system, there are a few solutions, like the Laravel Messenger package that I will demonstrate in this video.

Today I'm answering a question from one of you in the comments, on how to customize the Laravel Breeze login process to add more conditions.

In the Laravel Jetstream starter kit, what if you want to use more fields to authenticate users, like username or phone number? Let's take a look.

If you want to become a developer and stay in the business for 10+ years, I have a piece of advice for you.

Livewire is getting lots of quality-of-life improvements in the latest release (v2.6). This is the biggest Livewire release since version 2.0. This release is extra special because the majority of these updates were completely PR’d and driven by the community.

Oh Dear is all-in-one solution to monitor your site that my buddy Mattias Geniar and I have created. It can monitoring uptime, certificates, broken links, scheduled jobs, and much more. Under the hood, Oh Dear is a large Laravel application that performs many queries all of the time.

In this video, we will look at the new method added in the latest version of Laravel 8.60.0. The new method is 'whereMorphedTo' which is the convenient method to get the data from the morphed relationship in Laravel.

The code is available below. It's built as an NPM cli that goes through a few steps of removing the vue files / dependencies from a fresh project and replacing the components with their React counterparts.

I need to build an api that communicates with IoT devices. Those IoT devices are making calls to a HTTPS Rest API. Because of the nature of the devices there are times when they all make calls at the exact same time and no, the functionality of the devices can not be changed.

Have you ever want to migrate a single migration in Laravel? You need to write a huge line of words in your command line to just migrate a migration.

Hey guys - I recently inherited a mildly complex Laravel app running on 5.3. Anybody got experience or advice on jumping from 5.x to 8.x? I'm a big Laravel Shift fan, but Shifting this many versions seems cost-prohibitive.

I worked on a report generation dashboard, where each report would take approximately 10 minutes to be completely generated. This required queueing and setting up a cron for the monthly report generation bit as a background process.

Laravel Livewire Multiple Image Upload - In this article, I will share the steps or ways to create a multiple image upload feature with images preview using laravel 8 and livewire.

Cagilo is a set of open-source Blade components for the Laravel framework.

I'm building a Laravel app on my MacBook Pro with Docker by mounting my project folder inside a Docker container. I was working on an API endpoint in the app that had a response time of a little more than a second. This made the interactivity in a connected React app feel painfully slow.

We have to repeat the relationship detail every time we need a join. How about multi-condition join?

In this video, we will look at how to get data between two dates properly. When getting data between two dates sometimes we may forget to configure the 'to' date to the end of the day. Because of this, we will not get data of the 'to' date. So here I will so you the proper way to get data between tw

Laravel, GraphQL, and Nuxt.js are meant for each other. When used together in a project, they make development easy, expressive, and powerful. It may not, however, be obvious how to go about combining these frameworks in a project, especially for beginners.

Using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to serve your website's static assets is a great way to improve your website speed.

Today I was building a Laravel app where I needed to query the back- end for vehicles. The URL included the "make" of the vehicle as an encoded URL segment, and Laravel in turn would provide the models.

I was never a fan of the mass assignment protection on the model level. In this video I explain why I don't think it's a good idea to restrict assignment on the model level and what to do instead.

Since Livewire is reactive, it's easy to hide or show select menu's based on whether another one is selected but what about changing the contents of a select menu, that's a little different. Take this use case, you have clients and contacts, each client has its own unique list of contacts.

I'm a bit lost and also overwhelmed by the difficulty when written good tests. However I do understand the importance and it would be great to test on code/feature breaking. I'm also still confused about what's an integration test, feature test or unit test.

I've been using AWS "professionally" since about 2015. In that time, I've made lots of mistakes. Other than occasionally deleting production data, the mistakes all arose from ignorance - there's so much to know about AWS that it's easy to miss something important.

Laravel API Response Helpers is a super simple package allowing for consistent API responses throughout your Laravel application.

With the introduction of PHP 8, the language now allows us to declare the class properties right into the constructor parameters. This is called constructor property promotion. This brings the following benefits to our disposal.

Writing data transfer objects and value objects in PHP has become significantly easier over the years.

In a recent project at work, a user needed to type html and handlebars code in a textarea. To make this user-friendly, I wanted to add code highlighting. While searching on how to do this I stumbled upon the .

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.