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In Laravel 9, they introduced a new driver to Laravel Scout, that would search in your local database, instead of an external engine like Algolia, Elasticsearch, or Meilisearch.

Today I'm answering a Laracasts forum post, showing two ways to load the 2-level deep count relationship - by loading the intermediate model, or loading just the count, in a more efficient way.

A question from the audience about caching the paginated data, I'm sharing my opinion in this video. What would you add?

What if you want to get rid of the default Laravel homepage and automatically redirect to the login form? It's easy, I will show you a few examples.

I'm answering a question from Youtube, showing how to implement Recaptcha as a custom validation rule in Jetstream or Breeze.

In this video, I like to express my frustration about people who have a lot of suggestions on how Laravel or other projects should evolve. Do you see such people, too?

In this example, the WebhookController's only job is to receive webhooks, verify their authenticity, save them to the database, and then queue up a job to decide what to do with them.

If you're unfamiliar, Cypress is a wonderful end-to-end test framework that runs in the browser. I've recently been working on improved Laravel integration for Cypress that provides support for all of the typical tasks that you'd likely need to execute. This includes authentication, model factories,

It's an aggregator of laravel remote jobs and I wanted to share it with you. Currently, It only checks 3 sources: indeed.com, remoteok.com, and remote.io I working on adding more but I wanted to push it live as quickly as posible.

Somehow I found myself in position of constantly building admin panels. For my first project I simply used Laravel and hand coded every form, elements, CRUDs views, etc using Bootstrap 3 and jQuery. Then I discovered Backpack and fell in love with it. It covered most of my needs.

Hi everyone. Laravel enthusiast here. I’ve been working on a side project and wanted to share progress; I’ve recently released a public alpha version.

I found some great resources that give me some powerful advice when writing a route and I wanted to share them with you for your future projects.

While I was building laravelremote.com (a Laravel remote job aggregator), I was worried that each time I wanted to push some changes to the production server, it might take the website down for a couple of seconds. Which probably isn't a big deal, but I still wanted to avoid it.

Laravel give to us a lot of different dev enviroments, from Laravel Homestead, Laravel Valet, and the newest adittion: Laravel Sail, which is the default enviroment for Laravel because it gives to us a quick and in no-time enviroment using Docker.

Writing custom validators in Laravel is a common task that most Laravel developers do regularly. When validating request data, triggering the request requires switching between the browser and your IDE a lot.

A live coding session with commentary.

Practice exercise designed to get more exposure to the PHP Framework - Laravel.

As a added challenge for myself I am coding these out in a Test Driven Development way.

Simply an experience share!

ZSH Artisan is a plugin for ZSH to help you to run artisan from anywhere in the project tree, with auto-completion, and it can automatically open files created by artisan: The auto-completion support works anywhere within the project, meaning you can navigate to a subdirectory and still get tab/aut

When using Mail::alwaysTo in development environments, the original To, Cc and Bcc are lost. This makes it difficult to determine where the email was going to during testing.

DRYing (Don't Repeat Yourself) up code can be a useful step in maintaining a codebase over time. As a rule of thumb, I generally try to only dry up code once the code is repeated three times as per the ever insightful BaseCode Field Guide.

While I was building laravelremote.com (a Laravel remote job aggregator), I was worried that each time I wanted to push some changes to the production server, it might take the website down for a couple of seconds. Which probably isn't a big deal, but I still wanted to avoid it.

The Laravel service container is one of the most important pieces of the Laravel framework. So in this video, I’ll take you through step by step in understanding IoC service containers.

Laravel Email Sending With Attachment.

This repository is an implementing of the Laravel Breeze application / authentication starter kit frontend in Next.js. All of the authentication boilerplate is already written for you - powered by Laravel Sanctum, allowing you to quickly begin pairing your beautiful Next.

In this video, we will be looking at one of the hidden Laravel features that you might not know about. It is Fluent class. The best way to access array related data.

I'm developing a Wordpress plugin that requires strict data for the frontend. The frontend is built with Vue.js and it's basically a multistep wizard where every step is represented by a specific Vue component. This is a step that contains a title, a description, an url and an option to autoplay.

Does your Laravel project need validation? You do not know how to implement validation, or look for best practices, right? You have come to the right address. Working with projects on Laravel (including code reviews), I came across different ways to implement validation.

This naming conventions is in compliance with Laravel [PHP] coding Standards with PSR specifications.

Helping out at the laracasts forum, I often see people running into issues with using groupBy() in queries. If you are running into errors like this .. then you are most likely the target of this blog post.

No.1 question answered.

Come learn how to quickly set up a development environment that is ready for you to code with PHP and Laravel, also connecting to services like MySQL and Redis. Using Dev Containers in VS Code, you can jump right into your editor and start coding, trouble free, with a repeatable environment that you