While reading Twitter feed everyday, I see more and more new people in Laravel community. At the same time there are the most active ones who deserve following and thanking for their input to the community. So I decided to list them all with links to their work - you need to know our heroes, and also interesting to dive into their past and what they had done throughout their careers.
Hey guys, need your help and opinion. While working on my QuickAdmin package vision, decided to "get outside the building" and talk to people - what do you actually need? What is the pain point? Is there a problem at all?
These days more and more clients ask for integrations with external marketing services, like sending email via Mailchimp. Since I have that built in my newsletter service called LinksLetter (it helps to send these emails every Thursday), I want to show you how simple it is.
A new monthly tradition continues - here are 10 packages I've found this month, thanks mostly to Twitter and Laravel News blog. Uploading this as a SlideShare presentation, which I will present at my local Laravel meetup tomorrow, but you guys will be the first ones to see it. Also I will provide the links to actual packages below. Enjoy!
A few times I encountered a situation - a store() or update() method with Request parameter, but I needed to add some additional value to the request before calling Eloquent functions. So how to do that? Apparently, pretty easy.
There are two "tricks" I want to show you here. Probably you will know one of them, but might not know the other one. So, you know there are fields created_at and updated_at in Eloquent tables, right?
This article is a personal one from me and I really need your opinion on this idea. Would be grateful for any feedback in the comments, on Twitter or email [email protected]. So, in short, does the market need QuickAdmin in SaaS version?
Here's the 2nd episode of my new Laravel Business video show where once a week I share the thoughts about Laravel-related work from the business perspective, as I'm transitioning from being a developer to being an owner of a small team.
There's so many Laravel packages out there! Around 8500, to be exact. And so many of them unknown to the public, because authors are not shouting about them too loud. So I decided to help them and start a monthly digest of less-known packages, presenting them at my local meetup in Lithuania, and also on the blog. So here's 10 packages I've found this month.
