7 Starter Kits, Filament Admin and Eloquent Quiz

Following up on the v0.1 video a few weeks ago, we've included a few core features, more themes, and released version 1.0 of LaraStarters!

Today we're looking at a package that gained a lot of popularity in Laravel community in recent months: Filament Admin. How does it work? Let me show you.

Another self-test opportunity for you guys, do you know everything about Laravel Eloquent basics?

Today I'm answering an email with a question on how to avoid repeating similar conditions in three if-statements.

I want to show a less-known Laravel feature to put your application into a maintenance mode, for deployment or longer maintenance work.

An example of a small package for one specific feature - let's see what it does, and why such packages may NOT be worth your time.

We can't be good at everything, there are always things we're struggling with. So how to not be demotivated? I share my story with advice.

Laravel provides a simple mechanism for events and listeners so that whenever you want to subscribe or listen to any event of your application, you can do it easily. You can register events with their listeners and decide what you want them to do after a particular action.

Since recording v1 was released two years ago, I've learned a lot of things on both the package creation process and recording videos. For the v2 update I've re-recorded and improved our entire course.

The server is built on top of uWebSockets.js - a C application ported to Node.js, that claims to be running 8.5x that of Fastify and at least 10x that of Socket.IO. (source)

The delay was mostly bound to my availability in the summer season

This guide will walk you though how I use GitHub Actions to create a CI/CD pipeline for Laravel applications. We'll use Lasso from Sam Carré to compile Webpack assets and upload them to a S3 storage provider and then trigger a deployment using the workflow.

Welcome, dear reader! If you're reading this, you're probably one of the many people who find themselves wondering how much of what they've heard about PHP (a lot of which isn't super positive, I'm sure) is still relevant today.

Both shell_exec() and exec() do the job - until they don't. If your command crash for some reason, you won't know - shell_exec() and exec() don't throw Exceptions. They just fail silently.

Daniel Coulbourne shares some cool Livewire insights. Stay up to date with all things Laravel, PHP, and JavaScript.

The Laravel team released 8.71 with a @js blade directive, declined validation rules, the ability to flush macros, and the latest changes in the v8.x branch: Declined Validation Rules Nicklas Kevin Frank contributed declined and declined_if validation rules.

I started my web development career as a Python programmer, and my go-to framework in those days was Django. I came across Laravel only 1.5 years into my career and started building stuff using the framework.

Laravel has one of the most common features a website will need baked directly into it, authentication with persistent users, in this case, stored in any of the supported databases (MySQL, SQLite etc.).

The world of front end Javascript libraries is generally thought to be dominated by React (and that would be correct, more or less). However, there are a number of fantastic Javascript frameworks out there, including Angular, Svelte, and my personal favorite… Vue.

This week we'll be releasing a new package: archtechx/money. In short, it's a package for handling money math and currency conversions, but it comes with some unique benefits compared to the currently available solutions.

I recently was working on a Laravel e-commerce project where I had to implement search functionality for users and products.

Since Laravel 8 we can use the new and reworked model factories. They allow us to create multiple interconnected model instances using a simple and easy to read syntax. As usual Laravel has a great documentation about how to create and write these factories.

00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Validation component updates
02:45 - Getting ready for PHP 8.1
05:38 - RDS proxy for MySQL 8
06:41 - Updates to route definitions

To create our package we need a way to load the package locally. To do this we will create a fresh Laravel site and configure the package to work through an autoloader. in you terminal, create a new Laravel site how you normally would. You can also skip this step if you are using an existing site.

If you're dealing with plain array data, it often makes sense to convert it to a Laravel Collection so you can make use of the myriad helpers on the Collection class.

Hey, how are you doing? In this article, I'm going to show you how you can install Laravel 8 on your phone. To get the most out of this guide, you should have some knowledge of PHP and you should know what Laravel is.

This blog post follows up on last week's overview of the new Database and Eloquent features in Laravel 8 since the original release in September 2020. I already covered Collections, and next week is all about Jobs and Queues. Enjoy!

The PHP team announced the final PHP 8.1 release candidate (RC6) yesterday, with the GA release two weeks away! The PHP 8.1 GA release happens in two weeks on Thursday, November 25th. The timetable has more details on the release schedule of PHP 8.1.

3 new things are added to the new laravel version 8.70.0.

In my opinion, at least. :) As a Laravel developer, I've spent a lot of time learning from some of the best Laravel developers. Do names such as Adam Wathan, Colin DeCarlo, Jason McCreary ring a bell? They should. If they don't, here is a quick fix.

The release of Laravel 8 introduced us to many great new features, and I think it is one of the best releases we have ever had!

Laravel Model Sanitize is a package for handling the sanitization process of model data when creating and updating records.