Course Bundle 2018, Laracasts TDD and Organizing Code

Demo live-coding project using Laravel Excel package.

One free lesson from course "Excel Export/Import in Laravel".

Did you know there are similar rules to "required"? In this short video, I will show you the difference and where you can apply "present" and "filled" rules.

Imagine you have a form where dropdowns depend on each other. Common example is a city select, where you need to choose a country first, and then cities list is refreshed. How to do it in Laravel?

It's time to take the techniques we learned in Laravel From Scratch, and put them to good use building your first real-world application. Together, we'll leverage TDD to create Birdboard: a minimal Basecamp-like project management app.

In this tutorial, we will automatically forward SMS sent to a Twilio number to a slack channel using a webhook implemented in Laravel.

Laravel “chunk” method is widely used to split large query into smaller chunks when processing large database. But there is a trick if the attribute used in query would be changed in call back function. It is easy to be ignored and thus often be misused.

The newly released Laravel version 5.7 adds a new capability to verify user’s emails. If you’re ever ran php artisan make:auth within a Laravel app you’ll know the feeling of pleasure and excitement…

In this post, we will create a image gallery. As we know, image gallery is one of the major elements in web development for most of the projects. Off course, they should be dynamic which we are going to build. We will be using Laravel framework. We will start from fresh laravel installation.

Cryptocurrency has been and is still one of the biggest trends this year. With currencies like Bitcoin reaching record highs and new companies creating tokens and offerings, it’s showing just how much potential cryptocurrencies have.

In this series, we will show you how to set up a search for your Laravel install using Laravel Scout, Algolia, and Algolia Vue Javascript Library. The series is marked Advanced as you will need to have some working knowledge of Laravel and Vue.js.

Last week Jeffery Way shipped Laravel Mix v4, the next major version of the Laravel Mix. Mix 4 uses Webpack 4 and comes with other nice improvements. Here’s the high-level list of new features in Mix 4 from Release v4.0.0: Under the hood, Mix changes from node-sass to dart-sass.

Laravel Core Adventures is a free video series that teaches you how Laravel is working under the hood. Sign up to receive info about new videos. Laravel Core Adventures is a video series which explains how Laravel works under the hood.

If you’re new to Laravel or to frameworks in general then you might be slightly overwhelmed the first time you run laravel new new-project in your development environment and see the file and folder structure it has created.

As I am learning more and more about TDD development. I am getting fascinated with this approach of development and the enormous benefits that it brings for the application development. So I decided to write a tutorial on how to approach TDD with a very simple CRUD application in Laravel.

The goal of this series is to get you, the junior/mid/senior developer, into the swing of using APIs and to understand how OAuth2.0 and JWT works in the best way possible — by doing it yourself. We are going to use the Laravel framework, version 5.7 and the official OAuth2.

Love using Laravel Telescope to debug your application, but frustrated that you can’t use it to debug your tests? The main problem has to do with running migrations using Laravel’s RefreshDatabase trait.

Want to learn how to create a Laravel application that is ready to scale? In this tutorial we’ll explore how to create your Laravel application, hook it up to a Manifold project, and finally learn how to use Memcache to speed it up.

When building web applications, it is almost impossible to avoid encountering bugs. This could range from a typo to a forgotten semicolon or an undefined function. But most importantly, you want to have an idea of everything going on in your application, how and when they happen.

About Git. I have production and development branches. When the work is done, I do rebase and that's all. So I have two same branches before "releasing". I thought about grouping all the dev commits in one production commit. Is it worth it?

I’d love advice or recommendations / standards for how to organize code in Laravel. How do you decide which functions go in helper files or controllers and how do you decide the scope of a controllers ability?