Validating GET Parameters in Laravel: 4 Different Ways
When talking about validation, we mostly mean POST requests. But GET requests also need to be validated! In this tutorial, let's see how we can do it in a couple of different ways.
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When talking about validation, we mostly mean POST requests. But GET requests also need to be validated! In this tutorial, let's see how we can do it in a couple of different ways.
Have you ever needed a checkbox-based filter for a list, like in e-shop sidebars? In this tutorial, we will use Livewire to build this step-by-step and update the products list without page refresh.
We publish long-form tutorials and courses every week but it feels like not enough people read them because they are not free. So we decided to "put up the curtain" for a short while and show you what we've got inside.
Filament admin panel has a File Upload field, but is it possible to upload video files with it? In this tutorial, I will demonstrate that and show the uploaded video in a custom view page using a basic HTML video tag.
Composer is a well-known tool to manage PHP project dependencies. But I'm pretty sure you're not using all of its features! In this tutorial, we'll show many less-known capabilities of Composer.
In this tutorial, we will use Livewire to create a component for Like/Dislike, similar to YouTube or any social network. We will show the count of likes and dislikes, also minimizing the number of queries to the DB.
Laravel Breeze comes with Auth email templates, but what if you want to customize them? In this tutorial, we will add the user's name to the reset password email, which isn't shown by default.
When working with forms, what if a user clicks the Submit button twice? There are various ways to prevent it, I will show you examples in this tutorial.
Pint is a PHP code-style fixer that's specifically created to work with Laravel. In this tutorial, I will show you how it works and how to automate its launch before or after you commit code to the repository.
When creating forms it is pretty common to use two "select" dropdown fields depending on each other, with a parent-child relationship. In this tutorial, we will show to use Livewire Lifecycle Hooks to implement exactly that.