Vue 3, Request Booleans, and Many Tutorials

A short answer to the question I get. Why User::query() if it doesn't add any functionality?

This is a free lesson from my newest course about Vue.js 3 and Laravel SPA.

A quick showcase of one Request method in Laravel that will transform various field values into true or false.

This is a follow-up to a recent video, showing how to use $request validated() with some values that need to be "transformed" before validation.

Today I'm answering a question from a Youtube comment, showing two ways how to perform the pagination on Laravel Collection.

Today I'm reviewing a CV from a person who emailed me and asked for such help. I hope it will benefit not only the author but other junior developers as well.

Everything I can find talks about security and preventing users from updating things they shouldn't, I just don't see how it's actually a problem. By making some fields not fillable I'll just have more work to do in the API by setting things individually.

If you want to store or process sensible user data. It might make sense to encrypt the files on your storage system to improve user privacy. I am going to prove that regarding a simple use case without using any external packages. You can do that easily with Laravel on board tools.

I would like to learn things like how to make my code more testable. How to use repositories, adapters and other design patterns and etc.

Laracon is an ongoing series of conferences and events about the Laravel software development framework. We use Laravel pretty heavily at Icehouse Ventures because it powers our Investor Portal. I’ve learned a lot over the years from the various Laracon conference recordings.

Hey guys,I know there is Sail, homestead, Valet & numerous other projects already doing the same thing but would like your generous feedback on this

When you could work well with SQL query, sometimes when it come to laravel query builder (or any framework query builder) there are problems on to how to implement a certain complex SQL query to the query builder.

NexoPOS is an open-source point of sale system built with Laravel, Tailwind, Vue.js, and other open-source tools. It provides free and paid modules that offer tools needed to manage stores.

The Laravel team released 9.5 with partial queue faking, a freezeTime() test helper, a storage assertDirectoryEmpty() assertion, closures in assertJsonPath(), and more:

This package provides the Laravel Twillio API Integration that helps you add robust messaging capabilities to your applications. Using this REST API, you can send and receive SMS messages, track the delivery of sent messages, and retrieve and modify message history.

Here, we will be looking at a hidden feature in Laravel which can be called Bootable Trait. Using this method we can easily use Traits to handle many things that we want to do when model is booted.

Thanks to Marcel Pociot et. al. for the awesome Laravel package. Thanks to DevMarketer for the step-by-step instructions. So, I've wanted to try broadcasting/real-time notifications with Laravel Echo and Pusher for the longest time.

In this video series, I’m going to show you how I wrap a Laravel application in containers to deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes can feel cumbersome at times, but it’s no denying that it’s a really powerful environment for your applications.

This video will show you how you could easily access and use config & env variables in Laravel

Jason kept his promise about doing an episode about Laravel, and today is the day!! Not only are we talking about the Laravel framework, but Jason got the creator, Taylor Otwell, as our guest today! We’ll learn where Laravel came from and a bootstrapper’s dream story.

This is a controller from an imaginary e-commerce project, responsible for managing the shopping cart. Although this is a perfectly valid piece of code, there are some problems.

When a issue comes across and it takes me 6+ hours to figure out the problem by changing values one at a time, those are the real programming challenges. They are frustrating at the time, but once they are solved it is a very rewarding experience.

Why write this little guide since Laravel uses Eloquent to talk to the database? The answer is simple, the errors the database returns are SQL errors and if you don't know how to interpret them then your life as a developer will be harder.

The new PHP Enums are a fantastic new addition to PHP 8.1 feature set. They provide a helpful way of structuring data in your application. I’ve been recently working on a new Laravel project that utilizes Stripe and wanted a way to structure and reuse Stripe’s decline codes.

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I starting blogging more this year. And since I primarily write about software development, a lot of my posts have code blocks in them. Since my site blog uses Laravel Wink and Tailwind CSS's Typography plugin the code blocks looked pretty good without any additional effort on my part.

Sometimes you can end up in a situation where your tests only pass if they are run in a specific order. This means that if you change one test, another test can fail. Not great. Each test should start with a clean slate, it shouldn't depend on left-overs from previous tests.