Admin Generators and Useful New Packages

Developers are lazy. No, I’m not kidding—they work hard to create systems that help them avoid more work in the future. Especially, repetitive work. And there are quite extreme examples now—we don’t need to write code anymore; it is being generated for us.

If you need side bar with posts, you need put $posts and get all posts anywhere, that doesn’t make sense, so you need using view composer to compose side bar. So, how to use it? here is a simple example.

Laravel's pagination features make it really simple to paginate your database queries and provide your users with links to navigate between pages of results. By default, these links are styled using standard Bootstrap classes.

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Laravel provides many useful helpers for testing your application and it has great support for testing HTTP testing through its fluent API. Here is a quick example to show how this can work. Let’s say your app has a way to fetch information on a specific user:

“Never write another loop again.” A strong promo sentence used by Adam Wathan to market his Refactoring to Collections book, but does it hold the promise? Well, together we will explore how close that claim is to reality.

On this article I’m going to share you one of the package I wrote recently to effectively do caching using eloquent events in laravel 5.4. While working on one of my project, I found that updating the cache values during creation/updation/deletion is quite painful.

Laravel console logger Table of contents Requirements Usage Methods Channels File channel Notification channels Email channel Slack channel Database channel Error handling Custom exceptions Guzzle 6+ integration Powered by Monolog Troubleshooting Trait included, but nothing happens? Several t

Laravel Impersonate makes it easy to authenticate as your users. Add a simple trait to your user model and impersonate as on of your users in one click. By default all users can impersonate an user. You need to add the method canImpersonate() to your user model:

I’ve been using the Atom text editor lately, which is getting really solid. I decided to port some of my Laravel and PHP snippets into an Atom package to get a feel for how to create packages and snippets in Atom. I am pleased with how easy it was to get started.

Just another comment system for laravel projects. Publish & Migrate comments table.

Laravel 5.4.10 introduces a new tap method on collections which allow you to “tap” into the collection at a specific point and do something with the results while not affecting the main collection.

Every two weeks I send out a newsletter containing lots of interesting stuff for the modern PHP developer. You can expect quick tips, links to interesting tutorials, opinions and packages.

This is a package to populate Laravel's Eloquent ORM's models by guessing the best Faker formatters for their attributes from their columns' names and types. It is based on Faker's other ORMs' adapters, but was released as a stand-alone package because several functionalities were added.

Laravel elasticseach query builder to build complex queries using an elegant syntax Keep away from wasting your time by replacing array queries with simple and elegant syntax you will love. Comes with laravel 5.4 and laravel scout 3 support.

If you check the Laravel codebase I’m sure that you can observe that Laravel makes use of traits. There is one trait in the source code that pulls my attention. I’m talking about the Macroable trait.

One of the features I wanted to add to Write500 was a community forum. I’ve worked with Flarum before, and while it’s still ostensibly beta software, it has some really nifty features and works quite well across desktop and mobile.

Sometimes we require to run php artisan command from route or controller file in out Laravel Application, However we can do it using Artisan facade. Laravel Artisan facade that way we can easily run all artisan command with argument.

Laravel's Eloquent object-relational mapper (ORM) is one of the most-loved features of the framework. Eloquent makes it easy to connect to relational data in a database and work with it using Object-Oriented models in your Laravel app. It is simple to set up, easy to use, and packs a lot of power.

Laravel is powerful. cPanel is user-friendly. Sometimes we need them to play well together — wether you just like cPanel Hosting or your client(s) want it, regardless I’ll run through it with you. This will take you through a config generator, you can set this up as you’d like.

In version 5.4 Laravel added a new components and slots feature that simplifies building HTML elements into reusable areas. Now since v5.4.10 a new prepend directive has been which allows you to push an item to the front of the stack before it’s rendered.

Modern web conventions suggests using autocomplete for better user experience. Let it be an e-commerce website or a search engine these autocomplete will make it simple for people to find what they are looking for.

Dependency injection is a software design pattern that implements the inversion of a control concept for resolving dependencies. According to this concept, a class should not configure its dependencies statically, but should be configured from the outside.

In my last article we set up the supporting services we would require for our Laravel app once we deploy it to the Elastic Beanstalk architecture. We created a VPC to keep our infrastructure secure, we created a MySQL database in RDS, and we set up ElastiCache for our Redis cache.

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This is the first part of a beginner’s series on Laravel. In this part, I will give a basic introduction of Laravel and the new features introduced in Laravel  5.4. I will also discuss how you could install Laravel 5.4 on localhost (your local machine).