Soft Deletes, API Docs and MANY Quick Tips

Let's get a bit deeper into the topic of Soft Deletes. How can you query/restore the soft-deleted records? How do they work with Observers? How to cascade the soft-deletes?

This is a quick review of an open-source simple project called Avatary. We will take a look at PHP 8 syntax, Service classes, and API Responses.

There is a new package to generate your API docs, directly from Controllers + Form Requests. I've tried it out, here's the review.

I've found a package that replaces the design of Laravel Breeze with another set of assets. Do you think there's maybe a viable business idea here?

A quick demonstration of the package iseed which would help you to transform SQL files into Laravel Seeder files.

With the new minor version release of our old Laravel Charts package, I decided to demonstrate it to you, because maybe some of you haven't seen it.

Every developer needs to have side project(s), right? But not every side project needs to be a business idea. The purpose may be something else, let me explain in this video.

I have come to love Laravel Jetstream w/ team applications. It has taken me awhile to wrap my head aound how to use the teams package but I have finally cracked the case on how to use. In this class I am using a seeder to create my test users to build the system.

Familiarity with JavaScript and PHP would be beneficial, but isn’t compulsory to complete this tutorial as I will also show you how to setup Laravel from scratch. The code of the completed demo is available on GitHub.

This tutorial will show you how to configure Github actions to run your phpunit tests, how to deploy after your tests pass and a few other things. We'll also show you how to connect to a database (MySQL, Postgres or SQLite) to run your test suite.

Recently I had to create a large data export for a project.

Interested in what sort of CMS options exist built on laravel/blade. I looked into statamic and it looked promising but not a fan on their licensing/cost/restrictions.

I’ve created a list of useful tips, tricks and links related to PHP, Laravel, Vue, MySQL etc. that I’ve found on the internet and will be updating it regularly as I find more content over time.

In this video, we will look at how to use the retry method of Laravel and also look at how it works internally.

Definition from the documentation:
The retry function attempts to execute the given callback until the given maximum attempt threshold is met. If the callback does not throw an exception,

The Laravel team released 8.64 with an @aware blade directive to access parent component data and the latest changes in the v8.x branch. You can learn more about accessing parent data in the Laravel Blade documentation.

When you’re using Laravel’s Http client to make Http requests and something went wrong from the server-side, the server would return one of the error reponses such as 500 Internal Server Error, 502 Gateway Timeout, and so on.

This repo contains a static JSON file of country names, country short codes, country regions, and country region short codes. All country names and short codes are guaranteed to be unique. Similarly, all regions and region short codes within a single country are guaranteed to be unique.

The signifly/laravel-shopify package allows you to easily make requests to the Shopify API. The package will automatically register itself.

A Toast global that can be called from the backend (via Controllers, Blade Views, Components) or frontend (JS, Alpine Components) to render customizable toasts. Runs with the TALL stack: Laravel, TailwindCSS, Livewire, AlpineJS.

Let's talk SSL and local development; don't worry, I've been searching too. There is an issue with developing locally, not just with Laravel, where developers who are building saas products aren't able to get a clean setup for SSL in the browser.

The experience of using Livewire seems magical. It’s as if your front-end HTML can call your PHP code and everything just works. For this writeup, we’re going to use the example of a simple counter component. Here’s what the Livewire component looks like:

PHP 8.1 adds a feature that might seem like a small detail, but one that I think will have a significant day-by-day impact on many people. So what's this "new in initializers RFC" about? Let's take a look at an example.

Laravel comes with a good implementation of WebSocket. It’s easy to broadcast informations for the users, and make communication between clients. You could simply write a good real-time web application using these features.

If you have a small Laravel application and you don't want to go through the trouble of setting your own VPS or something like Laravel Vapor you might want to read this one through.

So I bustle a small business, building websites and web apps for businesses. When building web apps, I always use Laravel. I've found that when I take on Laravel projects, more often than not they take me much longer because I'm developing both from end and back end from scratch.

I'm going to explain how to build a free plan for your Laravel Spark Next application. Best of all? No credit card required for the free plan.

Eloquent in Laravel received a new "one of many" relationship type in Laravel 8.42. Laravel News explains this comparatively recent feature here. It seems like the ideal use case for this is a one to many relationship, where one of the relations is a bit "special".

One morning I woke up to Slack notifications. That's never a good sign. Overnight, my Redis instance had filled completely up. We use Redis for two things:

This example contains a UsersTable component built with livewire that is a great example for how easy it is to build datatables with Livewire. To install, clone this repo, run composer install, run php artisan migrate --seed, and then go to /users.

Before my current role, I spent most of my professional development career writing web apps in Laravel. I learned Laravel out of necessity after learning PHP, but wanted to avoid working in WordPress – and I quickly grew fond of the framework. Even during Laravel 5, the framework just felt right.

Laravel jos : the simple example to understand why make a job in Laravel is when a new user make (register) in webapp, and we want to send a welcom email to the new user , so in this case after the registeration , the new user need to wait for a couble of seconds to send the emil to him, and redirec

When we are using Laravel breeze and try to login with the wrong credentials more than 5 times, it will lock us for 1 minute. In this video, we will be looking at how does it work under the hood.

Rate Limiting. Restrict People From Visiting Some Routes For a Specific Limit.
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I have seen many noob developers (and uninformed clients) opt for shared hosting. And, the results have generally been similar: problems in app deployment and slow performance and page load speed for all users.

In this tutorial, we learn how to use Laravel Artisan Command to create a cron job scheduler in Laravel 8. Laravel’s command scheduler allows managing scheduled jobs on the server in your Laravel application. Let’s create a new Laravel application, open your project in Visual Studio Code.

This package allows you to subscribe your app Users to your app Notifications and dispatch them without specifying the recipient. The main goal of this package is allowing you to create "lists of recipients" for your Notification classes and dispatch notifications to your users easily.