Hey guys, Quite a lot of things going on this week. The most important one is probably the milestone for our QuickAdminPanel product - alpha release of Vue.js generator version. Also quite successful start of my new email newsletter, and a few random videos about successful projects, see all below.
Community is really active as well, with tips about Vue, PHPStorm, APIs, Logging to Slack etc. Enjoy!
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Laravel-related Articles from the Community
Eloquent UUIDs.
dev.to
In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how and why to use uuids as your primary keys in your eloquent models. A Uuid (Unique universal identifier) is a 128bit number used to identify information on the internet.
Testing File Uploads with Laravel
tutsforweb.com
In this tutorial, we will see how we can test file uploads with laravel. We will create a very simple form to upload the file. Furthermore, we will test file uploads using laravel. Let’s start by creating a simple view. Create a new file named upload.blade.php in the resources/views directory.
How Two-Way Binding Really Works in Vue.js
www.youtube.com
Vue's `v-model` feature can seem like magic at first, but it turns out it's actually really simple under the hood. In this quick screencast, I'll teach you how two-way data binding really works in Vue.js, and help you build the right mental model for how your components should communicate changes to
What's New in Laravel 5.6: Improved Logging... Even to Slack
laracasts.com
Logging has been vastly improved in Laravel 5.6. You'll find a new config/logging.php file in a fresh install of Laravel. Here, you may configure your desired default logging channel, or even specify a stack of channels. Maybe basic informational logs should be sent to the standard laravel.
Microweber - Laravel-powered CMS
microweber.com
An open source, e-commerce friendly CMS Microweber aims to take the complexity out of building a website, online shop, or blog, through a combination of drag-and-drop UI and real-time, WYSIWYG site edits.
Learn to build a REST API with Laravel API resources
blog.pusher.com
API resources were introduced in Laravel 5.5. Before the introduction of API resources, we often used a package like fractal as a transformation layer to output JSON responses when building REST APIs. So, in this tutorial, I’ll be showing how to build a robust API in Laravel using API resources.
Always return JSON with Laravel API
hackernoon.com
I’ve recently started working on some small projects that will only use the backend portion of Laravel. One of the first things we bump into is the Authentication Exception that tries to redirect to /home or /login.
Mapping Form Request to Eloquent
medium.com
Laravel comes with API Resources to map an Eloquent object into a response. But what about the request? After struggling with this for a long time, I’m finally happy to introduce Bag! In previous posts I’ve said how much of a TDD lover I am.
Why use Form Requests in Laravel?
medium.com
Laravel provides the developers ease and access in almost everything anywhere needed. Facades causing error that you haven’t included in the use statement or did not add the naughty ‘\’ before using it, no problem.
PHPStorm tips for power users
www.stitcher.io
Every pane in PHPStorm has several modes and can be configured either by hand or via key bindings. Working with non-pinned panes will allow for a much cleaner editor view. Binding certain panes to a key combination will show them at will.
Can Laravel be Hacked ?
medium.com
So , We’ll talk about a popular framework and I think the most of the developers heard about it . it’s Laravel . As we know , the creators of these frameworks wanted to make things more secure than before .
That's it for this week, see you in the next issue! Povilas Korop LaravelDaily Team
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