Laravel Vouchers Package: Add Discounts to your Project
Another package review on our YouTube channel, this time it's Laravel Vouchers by Beyondcode. Probably the most simple way to add discount codes to your Laravel app.
In-depth Laravel tutorials covering advanced topics, real-world examples, and best practices.
Another package review on our YouTube channel, this time it's Laravel Vouchers by Beyondcode. Probably the most simple way to add discount codes to your Laravel app.
New video on our YouTube channel - mini-review of a package called Laravel Widgets. It's pretty simple on the surface, but has a few great features to make it really useful.
Sometimes you need to create a controller which doesn't cover all seven resourceful methods, like index(), create(), store() etc. You just need controller which does one thing and you're struggling how to name that method. No more struggle, there's __invoke() method.
New video on our YouTube channel, this time we're talking about required rule when applied to more than one field, if they are related to each other.
Laravel has a great Auth system out-of-the-box, with just a few commands you can have Login/Register functions ready. But let's dive a little deeper and see what we can easily customize.
Laravel Validation mechanism has a lot of various rules. Let's pick the ones that can be applied to graphical files.
Spatie team is still on fire with new packages. This week they released another one called Laravel Searchable, created mainly by AlexVanderbist. I've tried it myself and can show you a demo, along with my opinion.
Typical Eloquent one-to-many relationship is defined with belongsTo() and hasMany() methods in the model. But did you know you can chain more methods to filter specific records for that relationship? Let me show you what I mean.
This is a free 15-minute live-coding video from my course "Excel Export/Import in Laravel". In this video, I'm seeding some data, exporting it to Excel, edit some data there and importing it back, all with Laravel Excel package.
There is a well-known Laravel validation rule required. But did you know there a few similar rules called present and filled? In this short video, I'm showing the differences and use-cases.