Finally! My Laravel course: Creating Invoices with Laravel 5.6

In this course, you will see live-coding of a simple project of creating invoices with Laravel 5.6. The goal here is not to teach you Laravel from scratch, you need to have the basics of Laravel before enrolling in this course.

Recently the Kushy API finally reached a beta release of v1, and I redesigned the Kushy API documentation to use GatsbyJS. The documentation itself was hand-written in Markdown, with a structure inspired by most API docs (endpoints with descriptions, code snippets, and response examples).

Recently we released Laravel Excel 3.0, which was a big paradigm shift from 2.1 . Our intensions were to drastically simplify the export clutters in your controller. We completely rebuilt the package from scratch. And we believe it’s awesome!

Maizzle is a new email framework for rapid HTML email development for developers. It’s a static site generator tailor…

Laravel Love is a package by Anton Komarev that lets people express how they feel about content by liking and disliking Eloquent models. The package works by defining a “liker” model defined with a contract. Most likely this will be your application’s User model:

In this article we will be building a task list application in Laravel 5.6 complete with a paginated list of tasks per user account, user registration, and password resets. There are a few things you should be familiar with already in order to get the most out of this article.

Laravel 5.6.30 and Laravel 5.5.42 have both been released to fix a security issue and is recommended that all users upgrade as soon as possible. According to the upgrade docs:

Are you interested in issuing your own Token and making an ICO (Initial Coin Offering)? Search no more! I’ve put together a tutorial that will help you understand the technology better and take part in the crypto-movement. First, I will explain the technologies we are going to use.

Lately I've been trying my best to get into TDD, test-driven development, which is a style of programming where you build tests alongside your code. I picked Laravel a while ago as my primary PHP framework for a lot of projects because of how easy it makes testing.

For those of you that follow my posts, packages or ramblings on Twitter, you'd have noticed that I am a big of a multi-tenant systems, specifically those that use subdomains. You may even be aware that I had a package for this very purpose.

Hey! My name is TJ Miller and I'm creating a video course about building APIs with Laravel. I’d love to let you know how things are progressing and snag your opinions on the content I’m creating.

One week ago I started to migrate one of my project to the Laravel framework. And Google reCAPTCHA v2 validation was the first problem I faced. After solving this problem I decided for myself how I would do that for the next time in all my projects (if it will be necessary).

Adding indexes to your database tables is a great way to get some extra performance out of your application, especially if you have a large amount of data in your tables.

When building modern applications, it is not uncommon to have several isolated yet connected aspects of your application. For instance, you can have a website, an admin panel, and an API all powering the same application.

This package lets you add inline translation to your Laravel application. Just click on a translation variable, change it's value and save the new value. The package is enabled by default - so all you need to do is visit your application in the browser and look for translation keys.

Artisan is the command-line interface included with Laravel. It has a number of helpful commands you can take advantage of when building your application. Laravel allows developers to write their own commands to carry out tasks.

Today I'll be talking about this topic that seems to be pretty hot lately in Laravel community. There are countless threads on Laracasts and reddit about this. What's that? Modules. Especially how to make your Laravel applications modular.

Time for a controversial opinion…about @laravelphp…facades. (tweetstorm ahead)

Laravel Pro Tip: If you're going to put ` protected $visible = ['id'];` on your BaseModel, inform the rest of your team

Hi there. You opened an issue with my project on GitHub, and it’s getting kind of stale by now. I am aware of it - GitHub was kind enough to send me an email containing your report, which I scanned one morning a couple of weeks ago while I ate breakfast.