Laravel Scopes, Deployment and PHPStorm Autocomplete

Small demo project to showcase our Laravel adminpanel generator and a few functions like Scopes and currencies handling.

So this time I had this rather complex MySQL query that I was trying to rewrite into beautiful fluent Eloquent ORM syntax. The query that I tried to write in Eloquent was a query wrapping another query into a subquery by putting it in a from clause to get the count from it.

Step 1 : Install Laravel 5.6 App We are going to from scratch so, we need to get fresh Laravel 5.

Getting started in a new codebase can be very overwhelming, even more so if you are new to programming. So where do you start? Where are the places to look to learn the most about a codebase? Let’s take a look at few common areas for Laravel.

As we know that Codeception is a framework that helps our performance in performing automated testing on PHP-based applications. As the statement on the website page, Codeception collects and shares best practices and solutions for testing PHP web applications.

Laravel performance testing is an important aspect of the growth of the framework. Developers in particular need to checkout benchmarking numbers because of the direct impact on application performance. Laravel 5.5 benchmarks for PHP 7.0 and 7.

Laravel FREE E-Commerce Software Framework Used : Laravel 5.

You must already have php and laravel installed in your machine.

Worth reading as usual. There are quite a few gems in this release.

I wish Medium would allow me to publish posts without an intro-line.

As part II of the CRUD Unit Testing in Laravel 5, we continue with negative testing. What we have in the previous article is testing the positive side; say it CAN create, update, show or delete the carousel we are trying to do.

Introduction Being a Scotch.

In this talk, we are going to look at deployment strategies and techniques available to you once you are done creating your beautiful application. Neo: I'm gonna go straight into what I'm gonna be talking about today. I'm talking about deploying your Laravel application.

Full stack developer Timo Prüße has created a Guzzle middleware that helps you set up advanced API request throttling within your Guzzle handler stack. A Guzzle middleware that can throttle requests according to (multiple) defined rules. It is also possible to define a caching strategy, e.g.

What are your thoughts on using the orderBy() or latest() function in a scope? For example, if we wanted to order Comments in descending order by default. At my company, we have a scope which contains logic surrounding what comments are returned based on the authenticated user.

I’ve been a huge fan of Font Awesome from the start and I think they made great improvements with their 5th version. I’ve not used Font Awesome in a long time and since then I used SVGs almost all the time.