In-depth Laravel tutorials covering advanced topics, real-world examples, and best practices.
If you want to search in multiple Eloquent models - like posts, videos, and courses - there are a lot of different ways, with or without external packages and tools. Let's explore them in this article.
If you are a junior Laravel developer and want to practice your skills, you can create a demo project, put it on GitHub, and that example could help you when interviewing for a future job. But what projects you could build, exactly? Here's the list of ideas for you.
Filament is an awesome rapidly growing adminpanel platform that includes table builder, form builder, and more features. But also there are many plugins that add even more functionality. Let's explore some of the best ones, in this article.
If you want to replace DB auto-increment IDs with something more sophisticated, one of the solutions is UUID. In this article, I will show you how UUID columns work in Laravel, and what are the options and tools to use them.
I've recently read a Laracasts forum post with a question about validating a date period. Decided to write this article with a possible solution.
Database Transactions are essential if you want to perform a few DB insert/update/delete operations and ensure the integrity of the data. Let's take a look at 5 different examples from Laravel open-source projects.
Historically, PHP has been a "loosely typed" language, with auto-converting between strings/integers and potential "magic" or bugs because of that. Slowly, the language itself evolved with type-hinting and return types, but also more people started to create their own object types, to define their object rules for minimizing bugs. These are called VALUE OBJECTS, and in this article, we'll cover when/how to use them.
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When it comes to the performance of the Laravel application, by far the no.1 problem I've seen is the database. DB Structure, Eloquent/SQL queries, and configuration - they all may cause many issues, so in this article, I've tried to compile "the ultimate guide" of what you need to know.
Deploying changes of your Laravel project to the server is not a simple process. I would separate that into 4 separate steps, or phases: code changes, dependencies, DB changes, and environment cleanup. Let's take a look at all of them, one by one.
