Deploying Laravel, Excel 3.1, BladeX and Coding Kids

There are a lot of courses and articles about coding but much less about putting it in production. With a lot of questions asked, I decided to write this ultimate (hopefully) guide to deploy Laravel projects. Notice: please take this article as personal advice but not 100% accurate process.

In the last weeks, I've been working with the team from Honeybadger on a custom resource tool to add Honeybadger error tracking output to Laravel Nova.

Today we’ll be creating a realtime search engine. Realtime means that our users will get updates as soon as they occur. So using our application, our users can search data and get results instantly. We’ll be using Laravel for the backend part, Vue.

Today we launched our newest package called BladeX. In short this package provides you with an easy html like way to render custom html components in your Blade views. In this blogpost I'd like to introduce the package to you.

Earlier today we released BladeX, a package that allows you to use Blade components using a Vue inspired syntax. Read all about it in my previous blogpost.

Laravel 5.7.7 is now released and includes both bug fixes and thanks to Derek MacDonald a big improvement to Mail Localization. With the release of Laravel 5.7 the Illuminate\Notifications\Notification class started offering a locale method to set the desired language.

What is Laravel Dusk? Laravel 5.4 came with a powerful new tool called Laravel Dusk.

Most developers use WAMP/LAMP/MAMP/XAMPP to set up the local environment to run PHP projects. As a solution for this problem, we started using VirtualBox to keep the host computer clean, and the projects separated. To make this setup portable and easy to share, Vagrant came into play.

Laravel Excel 3.0 was released a while ago and completely redesigned the architecture behind exports. Our next target was to do the same paradigm shift for imports. Development took some time, because we wanted to get it right from the start. We are now ready to introduce Laravel Excel 3.1!

Hi there! We recently encountered some challenges while working on one of our applications. We tried to eager load a specific set of data while specifying additional query constraints, multiple relations deep. We soon discovered this was something that wasn’t documented nor easily to find.

Map method applies a callback function to each of the items in the collection. In the callback function, you can modify the item before returning it. Here are three simple ways you can use the map method.

Hello good people of r/laravel. What's the correct approach on executing a post-validation transformation of an incoming request? (Not sure on the correct terminology, it sounded nice so hey let's go with that). Consider the following controller method:

In this video we will learn what a policy is in Laravel and how we can use it to create a simple class to help us control who has access to our data. We can then use this class to call on when we need to determine if the user has access to that particular set of data or not.Support from Patreon: htt

Scout Extended was created by, and is maintained by Algolia, and extends Laravel Scout's Algolia driver adding Algolia-specific features. This package is still in development. It's not ready for use.

One of the things I’ve noticed in my career in software is that just because people have been a developer for a long time, that doesn’t mean they have gotten excellent at it.

A code playing cards game where you have to be the first to reach 42 using loops, conditions...

Really interesting discussion.