Livewire, Laravel 9 News, Traits and More

Presenting to you a new script/code repository: WireOrders - for managing products/categories/orders, or to learn how various Livewire techniques are used in a practical way, so can adopt them in your projects.

Three new Blade directives that would help our edit forms to get a bit shorter. Let me show you a demo.

Let's review the code written by Taylor Otwell himself, for Laravel Breeze and Jetstream: two approaches to a very similar operation.

If different users of your application upload the files with the same filename, but you do want to store the original filenames and not hash them, there are a few ways to solve it.

I recently discovered that a convenient way to start using Tailwind in your Laravel project is to use a starter kit, Laravel Breeze. Let me show you.

When talking about Laravel validation, we always mention the rules like "required" or "unique". Bet there's something deeper about data validation.

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Over the last 48 hours I have explored virtually every socket-based solution for real-time interactions between server and client and absolutely none of them work. I have tried them without certificates, with self-signed certificates, with 3rd party signed certificates.

Feedback is appreciated!

Exporting your database records or a calculated array of data to a CSV file is a very common use case. Here in this article, I'm trying to give you a utility class for achieving this. Now, let's get our hands dirty.

Let's get started quickly I found new things in Laravel 9.1 and 9.2 Released I wanted to share with you.

Telegraph is a Laravel package for fluently interacting with Telegram Bots.

This package works by scanning your project config files for calls to Laravel's env() function and comparing them against your configured environment files (i.e., .env.example). The package will then prompt you to either add them to the environment file or exclude them:

Historically, we've always tried to keep the minimum PHP version for a new major Symfony version (X.0) for all its minor versions (X.Y). But recently, we've faced a challenge with PHP preloading (issue, tentative fix).

Here, we will be looking at how to make a Laravel Collection clone. We will learn about two interfaces of PHP which will help us access an object as an array and loop through the object, and they are ArrayAccess and Iterable respectively. We will all be implementing some methods like map, filter, re

Welcome to the second issue of new series! At the end of each month, I aim to write a round up of the some of the month's news from the Laravel and web development community. If you haven't read last month's issue, you can read Round Up: January 2022.

Nowadays most web application prefer to use OTP(One-Time Password) instead of using username/password that was a classic authentication system to validate users. Because, this way is secure more and in contrast to static passwords, they are not vulnerable to replay attacks.

Laravel 9 is fresh out the door, and it contains a small contribution of mine: a new callOnce method for database seeders. It solves a problem with seeders I’ve had for a long time, and thanks to @brendt_gd and @rubenvanassche’s input I was able to propose a lightweight solution.

Hello in this video we are going to create Full Pest TDD Testing with Laravel.

Lio can optimize PNGs, JPGs, SVGs, and GIFs by running them through a chain of various image optimization tools. This package is heavily based on Spatie's spatie/image-optimizer and spatie/laravel-image-optimizer packages and can optimize local images like them.

Laravel comes with the flexibility of creating your custom artisan commands and this is especially useful if you want to utilize it in creating custom classes that you use often. An example is “custom service classes”.

SEO is really important so you should have SSR (server side rendering) whenever you are building a SPA (single page application).

If your app supports multi-currency, you'll no doubt need to check exchange rates. There are many third party services to accomplish this, but why bother reinventing the wheel when we've done all the hard work for you?