Eloquent Upsert, Livewire and Many Tutorials

Another self-test opportunity for you guys: do you know everything about file uploads in Laravel?

There are a lot of Laravel starter kits created, today I want to show one more, TALL preset with Livewire, Tailwind, and Alpine.

For some Laravel forms, you need to update quite a lot of data, while also checking if it already exists. Let me show you 3 ways to do it in Eloquent.

From Laravel 8.50, there's a Laravel Artisan command to delete older records under some condition, which you can also conveniently schedule.

Presenting to you my new component on my Livewire Kit - auto-populating the meta data from the URL in the form.

Presenting an updated component from my Livewire Kit, explaining all the details of the code.

When a developer says they don't have time to learn something, it means they are busy with current ongoing tasks, on a current project. And that's a problem, let me tell you why.

New video by Mateus Guimarães

What's the difference between APP_ENV=local and APP_ENV=production? Is it documented somewhere? My team has been looking, but we're not seeing a lot.

The codebase I work on is pretty barebones. No style guide/linter, no tests, no CI/CD What do you guys use to increase quality/productivity?

So in my current company, we have a situation where it's getting harder to manage code, as it is tightly coupled with relationships. And one model is handling the responsibilities of many other models. Let's say we have a member model, its setting model, and its extra info model.

I'm super excited to announce that we've finally released Crater v5 which includes many new features and a ton of fixes. We've completely rewrote the frontend with Vue3, Tailwind & Headless UI components.

it doesn't matter if it's the most overtly complex to do app, I just want to watch how they uses interfaces, patterns and all that.

Sometimes I find my models cluttered with a lot of things: relationships, attributes casting, scopes, custom methods, etc. When this happens, one thing I like to do is move my scopes in a dedicated builder. This post will show you how I do that.

It’s that time of year again! For the past five years, I’ve tried to run a giveaway to give back to this incredible community around the holidays. I cannot say enough about the fantastic, vibrant, diverse and supportive Laravel community.

Laravel showsql is a package to output model SQL queries to your favorite debugging tool or the browser.

The Laravel team released 8.75 with on-demand gate authorization, a fulltext index implementation for PostgreSQL, the ability to filter non-null array values, and the latest changes in the v8.x branch. @Italo contributed on-demand gate authorization.

In this post, we’re gonna be looking at how to create custom helper functions that can be globally used, meaning they can be called on both back-end such as Controllers and Services and front-end blade templates and other areas.

There are so many useful tricks when it comes with working with Laravel Eloquent. This is one of my favorites. It allows you to simply make a computed attribute on the User model that returns the user’s Gravatar URL. Best part? It’s only a few lines of code. Let’s jump in!

This video will show you how Laravel Breeze works from a user’s perspective, and from a developer’s perspective since we will be diving into the code – Want to learn a simple Laravel authentication scaffolding? Laravel Breeze will pull in a login, registration, password reset, email verificati

In this video, we will be looking at the new paginationInformation method that is added in Laravel version 8.73.0. With this method, we can easily change what we want to send to the client-side regarding pagination meta data.

Following last week's blog post about Jobs and Queues, here's an overview of new features and improvements when it comes to Blade, Requests, Routing and Validation. Quickly inspect the request input.

Let’s look at an example, and see if we can apply some rules to make code cleaner. Assume you are a dev working on a Web3 project where users can send tokens as gifts to one another.

Video from the official Laravel channel.

I used a couple different concepts within PHP to create, what I feel, is a well structured, fast (can probably be faster) and easy to extend/maintain system. To start, let’s look at a basic example. Assuming each of our users have their working hours defined in the following format:

Some may argue that Laravel is a framework that is bloated with methods and stuff to do everything under the sun. But in my opinion, that’s one of those things that make Laravel, “Laravel” because the more options you have out of the box, the better your life gets!

New video on Mohamed Said's personal Youtube channel

Role-Based Access Control, or RBAC, is the ability to add roles or restrict actions for users. It can be done in a general, high-level way, for example, to disallow some users from login into the admin panel.

When you use the whereIn clause in Laravel Eloquent, you might end up hitting the maximum number of parameters that your database engine supports. Depending on the database engine you use, the maximum number of parameters it supports might be as low as 2100 (Microsoft SQL Server).