Multi-Tenancy, Packages, World Cup and Side Projects

Live-coding of demo-project with Laravel and QuickAdminPanel. In this project, people would be able to register and try to guess the results of World Cup 2018 (or any sports tournament) and get points for the correct predictions. Github Repo available.

Quick demo of a cool package I've found recently.

Laravel project to show multi-tenancy function with ability to assign one user to more than one team. It is an extended version of module "Teams multi-tenancy" from our QuickAdminPanel Laravel generator.

Vue.js+Laravel project to manage freelancer's life: clients, projects, documents, notes, transactions, profit. It is a Vue version of the project that we had done before in Laravel-only way.

My personal tips on how to manage your time to deliver some side projects.

As your web application begins to grow in functionality and usage, the need to optimize it performance arises, so as to give your users a better experience when using your application. Come to think of it, nobody actually like slow applications.

“Open on Make” is a neat little package by Andrew Huggins that makes it easy to have newly created files open in your editor of choice. When you run commands like php artisan make:controller, this package will listen for the command and open the file in the editor that you configure.

How To Create Comment Nesting In Laravel From Scratch is the today’s main topic. In any topic specific forum, there is always a structure, where you need to reply to someone’s comment and then somebody reply in their comment and so on.

At Code 16 right now we are building an internal app for the employees of a multi-sites large company (well, kind of).

Integrating Algolia into Laravel has just gotten easier with the addition of Laravel Scout and the bundling of Vue JS. While Scout seemlessly wraps the Algolia engine, the Vue JS bundle greatly simplifies the use of Algolia’s InstantSearch library.

Laravel Share is an easy way to share any data through a request. With Laravel Share you can share any data through a request to use later. You should consider it as an array that are available everywhere. I mean EVERYWHERE! From Service Provider to routes, middlewares, controllers and views.

Recently I was working on a client project where a data import was performed via queues. Each record was imported in its own queued job using multiple queue workers. After the data import was done we had more rows than expected in the database. In this blogpost I'd like to explain why that happened.

Actions and filters in Laravel. WordPress-style. Bring the event system you've learned to love to your Laravel project. Eventy (for lack of a better name) is a simple action and filter system.

I was testing some feature from my side project and I came across the situation where I want to test Mail Notification means I don’t want to send actual notification , I just wanted to fake it so that I can ensure that mail is getting send at some trigger point and also I wanted to test the content of that mail.

Slides from presentation by Alex Bilbie on June 12, 2018

Whenever you find your web application making the same database queries or same calculations over and over, you might consider storing the result of that query or calculation in an object cache. This will reduce load on both the database and the server.

Breadcrumbs are one of those things that I don’t think about until I need them, and then I feel like I recreate a system for them in my application every time. The Laravel Breadcrumb package is highly customizable and has a lot of documented options in the readme.

This is an API for the World Cup (and now, Women's World Cup!) ((and now the World Cup in 2018!)) that scrapes current match results and outputs match data as JSON. No guarantees are made as to its accuracy, but we will do our best to keep it up to date.

Continuing the adventure of showing the benefits and impact Vue (javascript) can easly bring to an application on the UX level, we will be building a sortable list.

File uploads is one the most commonly used features on the web. From uploading avatars to family pictures to sending documents via email, we can't do without files on the web. In today’s article will cover all the ways to handle files in Laravel.

In our first week, we were told that the RC faculty wanted to do one thing above else – to remove any obstacles in the way of us becoming dramatically better programmers. But what does that mean? What does getting dramatically better actually look like?