Eloquent Quiz, Slow Laravel and Sublime 3

Test your knowledge about Eloquent. If you find questions difficult, maybe it's time to purchase my course on Eloquent? :)

Is it indeed slow? or just biased benchmarking? Here's a post from Taylor Otwell a while back explaining his thought process around bench marking.

I am always excited when a new Laravel ecosystem product comes out. I am not a fanboy, I have always been skeptic and critic about some parts of the framework when I don’t like them, but there is something (among many others) I love about Laravel: its pragmatism.

Out of the box, Laravel provides a simple, tried and tested password reset method and some view templates to get you going. All you have to do is add styles.

While many developers are flocking to IDEs and other hybrids like Visual Studio Code, I’ve found myself trying to create a minimalist Sublime Text 3 setup. I am a minimalist at heart, and I like both my physical environment and virtual environment to be as minimal and tidy as possible.

Laravel comes with a lot out the box, however, you'll often add third-party packages to add extra functionality to your projects the following are packages I use on most Laravel projects.

In this post series we will see how to build a Laravel Restful application. In addition we will see the basic functionalities of Eloquent ORM, Tinker db queries and some relationships between Models. We will split this tutorial in three steps. Let’s see the first step right now:

We are partnering with a client to build a SaaS product that we are really excited about (and hope to announce more details on soon). It is a multi-tenant application where each new tenant gets their own subdomain. It is critical that authenticated users can only see data from their own instance.

Greetings once again humans, I’ve been doing so much api building during the past months, but for some crazy reason, those api’s are not making me money yet ??Anyways in the process of building my api’s there is a need to secure your api and limit user interactions, but the easiest way t

For a Laravel 5.7 side project I needed to show some information about local weather. I created this post just to share my experience playing with Laravel and weather APIs. HERE Developer (https://developer.here.com) is a magic place where to find a bunch of APIs related to geolocation.

The withCount() method also allows you to get multiple values at once by passing in an array instead of a string. Taking things up a notch, we are also able to load counts on related models when we are eager loading them.

Adding a custom/helper/user-defined class or helpers class in Laravel project is very easy. We will use Facades to access our custom class’ members statically. The documentation states about the Facades as:

The Laravel Database Hashing package is a Laravel +5.5 package by Jack Noordhuis for automatically hashing database attributes. When enabled it automatically hashes data stored in model attributes. I noticed that this package wasn’t ready for Laravel 5.

In CSV file you can store data in comma-separated string format. Sometimes require to import existing CSV file data to MySQL database.

I recently had to endure the process of writing an SQL query that relied on the a specific SQL subquery.

If you want to build the next Slack competitor, or more humbly broadcast events to multiple users, and possibly to another application like a React Native app, you may need to consider using Pusher.

New Laravel-based publishing platform by Mohamed Said. There are lots of options out there; WordPress, Ghost, Medium, and dozens of other platforms. Each has areas where it shines, and also each has its dark side.

In most Laravel examples around the web related to sending notifications, I see them sent directly from controller actions. While it's perfectly fine for a simple project, it may become harder to maintain in bigger projects, with a lot of notifications and channels.

One of the amazing features of Laravel is its Routing. Before using Laravel framework I have used Codeigniter framework where all routing can be done by controller, however in Laravel you can see a overall view of your application by looking at the Routing file.

The latest first-party offering from the creators of Laravel is finally here. Laravel Nova is a gorgeous backend tool for configuring and administering your various database tables. In this series, Marcel Pociot will demonstrate how to get up and running with Nova as quickly as possible.

This article is aimed at junior developers, but may interest anyone as a bank of useful tips on how to grow some good habits.

Is it by freelancing or getting a salaried job (maybe as a full-stack engineer)? I've had a little bit of coding experience doing front-end and mobile work but none doing back-end or database stuff. I want to be able to create my own Indie Hacker-style software solution one day.