Advanced Livewire, Enums, Security, Pipelines, Traits and More

In 2021, I worked on a lot of Livewire projects and gathered the experience in this course.
Also, at the end of this video, you will get a free lesson on customizing the default Livewire components.

I often see the question: "Is Laravel secure?", and in this video, let's take a look at what the framework offers, and how developers use or misuse the security features.

In the new PHP 8.1 version, you can use Enum classes. How would they work in Laravel? Let me show you an example.

In a recent video, I've transformed Controller code into a Service class, and some people in the comments argued about using Traits instead. Let me comment on that example, adding a few more examples of Traits in other projects.

I want to show you an undocumented feature of Laravel called Pipelines. Share in the comments what you think about it.

Presenting to you a new package I've noticed: both as a useful dashboard, and as a lesson on Livewire/Alpine.js.

My thoughts on no.1 (or three) reasons why developers often fail with their tasks.

Last year I found an article which mentioned an issue I have seen multiple times but never really bothered to look into. In this post I'll discuss a recent incident we encountered due to surprising behavior of the HTTP protocol. I'll…

This is a shortlist of the amazing hidden Laravel eloquent 30 tips that make the code go on smoothly. The invisible column is a new concept in MySQL 8. What it does: when you run a `select *` query it won't retrieve any invisible column.

Laravel has a powerful set of validation rules, but sometimes you need to validate the specific types of files and not all scenarios are explained in Laravel documentation.

Discord is a messaging platform that allows you to send messages to your friends, family and communities, it is a great alternative to the likes of slack with a less "enterprise" and more "community" focus.

In Laravel we often struggle with models that have too much business logic in them. Fortunately you can build your own query builder classes to make your models a bit leaner. In this example I'm working with a Book model. To get started we can make a class called BookBuilder:

Soon, Laravel 9 wil release and there are some new features that we can use them. This series is going to be a sequel about Laravel framework version 9 and in each article we will review a new feature!

7.5-hours Youtube video!

Today we will see how to make your projects with complex workflows developed with Laravel simpler and more controllable.

I'm using VSCode along with all the recommended Laravel/PHP extensions I've seen recommended around the place (PHP Intelliphense, Laravel Extra Intellisense, Laravel goto view etc.) and I can't seem to get good intellisense to work in VSCode. e.g.

I've looked into AWS, OVH and DigitalOcean for hosting my project. Problem is this is not my strong side. Every solution seems a tad complicated. There is so much to know. I also have experience with setting up a VPS by hand and hosting multiple websites (without docker). But really..

We have three Laravel backends. All three use the same base (Authentication, etc.) How would we go about having a central project for our base and making all those three backends inherit from that base? So that if we did changes to the base, we could easily push them to all three projects?

Join us on February 9th, 2022, for this year's Laracon Online winter edition. It will be free for everyone! For the first time ever, we'll be streaming Laracon for free on YouTube, allowing us to reach the entire Laravel community. This is a huge moment (and experiment) for us.

What is this? This is a detailed guide to deploying a laravel app to a VPS or dedicated server.

In this Article, we will see how to create a Toast Component and make it customisable by allowing for different types and positions. First of all we are going to create a Component File in resources/components/ directory. We are going to call it alert.blade.

Our team has released a small package called spatie/laravel-slack-alerts. It can be used to send a message to Slack quickly. In this blog post, I'd like to share why we've created this package and how you can use it.

This is in some ways a counterpart to Michael Dyrynda's screencast on this subject. If you're a visual learner, you can watch that by clicking here.

If you've ever found yourself needing to make assertions in your tests based on production environment flags, you may have stumbled into issues overriding the application environment using config overrides or the application container.

In this video, we'll step through some of the more natural appr

Why transactions are a good thing. Let’s say that in your application all users have to belong to a team. And in your createUser action, you create a user and then you assign this user a team.

Basically, Inertia.js is a routing library written in javascript, which allows you to make page visits without forcing full page loads. Inertia.

Building large scaled Laravel apps will require testing. Whether this is done as TDD (Test Driven Development) or after the code is written, it's always a good idea to test validation rules.

Laravel Kit Features No configuration required. Execute Artisan commands easily in a nice interface. Tinker with your project in a magical code editor. Serve your Laravel application locally with a click of a button (so convenient