Hey guys,
This is Povilas Korop from Laravel Daily. Another weekly newsletter, and quite a lot of new stuff from our team. Launching a product, big new article, a few videos on our YouTube channel etc. Let's go!
Articles from Laravel Daily Team
Our Vue.js + Laravel Adminpanel generator: officially launched!
We've polished the last bits and made the system "usable" for official release. Try it out or watch a quick demo video.
Laravel Exceptions: How to Catch, Handle and Create Your Own
Quite often web-developers don’t care enough about errors. If something goes wrong, you often see default Laravel texts like “Whoops, something went wrong” or, even worse, the exception code, which is not helpful at all to the visitor. So I decided to write a step-by-step article of how to handle errors in elegant way and present proper error information to the visitor.
How to Add Multi-Language Models to Laravel QuickAdminPanel
A few customers asked us for a new function – ability to have multi-language models. So here's an article about how to do it - not only in our generator, but in general Laravel.
Articles from Laravel Community
Building A Comments System With Vue.js, Laravel, and Tailwind CSS Part II
Last week, we started building our comments system with some Vue.js components. Now that we have our functionality in place let’s style everything with Tailwind CSS.
Laravel 5.6 with React.js: Episode 2 | Example Component and Setting up MySQL Database
How to display the example React component on the front-end of our app. Also how to set up a MySQL database through the command-line and integrating it with our Laravel application.
Cascading Soft Deletes with Laravel 5
Laravel Soft Cascade is a package that makes it easy to perform soft cascade deletes and restores on related models using soft deleting.
How to order by all() in Laravel
One common issue that I see with Laravel newcomers is that they have hangups using Eloquent correctly. The most basic reference given in the documentation and tutorials is using the all() method. But what happens when you want to sort your users?
QueryFilter: A Model Filtering Concept
Having a clean code with single responsibility is important, and doing that for model filtering can be easy and very powerful. Believe me. This blog post is related to a talk I gave on April, 2018 on Darkmira Tour PHP 2018, in Brasília/DF, Brazil, with the same title.
I Didn't Know Laravel Could Do That!
If you’re into to Laravel, you’ve probably already tried out the basic MVC features. What you probably haven’t gotten to yet is all of the amazing features that make Laravel truly a “full stack” framework. In this talk, we’ll cover queueing jobs, send emails, search, browser tests, event broadcasting and more. This will be a great crash course on letting Laravel do the heavy lifting for you, and making sure you know what it’s capable of so you don’t accidentally reinvent the wheel.
Adding Vuex to Laravel
We are going to work using Vuex modules. For simplicity we are going to use only one module (users module). This module will use Laravel default api/user call (found in routes/api.php file) to set Logged User in Vuex module state.
Building a PHP Framework: Part 1 – Why? Seriously, Why?
There are a tremendous amount of great PHP frameworks. Off the top of my head I can think of several: Laravel, Symfony, Yii, Slim, Cake, etc. Yet, for every Laravel there are probably five lesser-known, high quality frameworks. Go ahead and search Github for “PHP Framework.
Laravel Tip — A workflow for exceptions when handling forms
A common experience on the web with a form is where we fill it out, we check it over, we hit submit and an error page is shown, we then hit the back button to find the form inputs empty.
How to Set Up a Full-Text Search Using Scout in Laravel
Full-text search is crucial for allowing users to navigate content-rich websites. In this post, I'll show you how to implement full-text search for a Laravel app. In fact, we'll use the Laravel Scout library, which makes implementation of full-text search easy and fun.
Flexible Heredoc and Nowdoc Coming to PHP 7.3
Updates to the Heredoc and Nowdoc syntaxes proposed in a php.net RFC have been made for the upcoming PHP 7.3 release. The updates focus on improving look and readability: The heredoc and nowdoc syntaxes have very rigid requirements.
That's it for this week, see you in a week in another email update!
Povilas Korop
Founder and developer of QuickAdminPanel.com
Laravel Daily Team
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