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Also today there are articles about Laracon Online, supporting Laravel financially, Front-end topics and other useful packages. Have fun reading!
Review of the week
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mpociot/laravel-face-auth
github.com
This package uses Microsoft's cognitive API to identify faces instead of passwords for your Laravel application. Edit the newly published config/faceauth.php file and enter your Face API key.
Google-like search with Vue, Elasticsearch and Laravel
tirdeamihai.com
In this example we are able to search through a Company's name, street address, house number, zipcode, website, city name, state name country code and country name, all in the same field and with the ability to assign priorities or importance to each one of them fields. Let's prepare the demo data.
viacreative/sudo-su
github.com
To install the package, simply follow the steps below. Add the package's service provider to your app in your project's AppServiceProvider.
Supporting Laravel
medium.com
Over the last several years of building Laravel, I’ve been asked numerous times how people can support ongoing Laravel development. I typically tell people that subscribing to Forge or Envoyer is a great way to support the framework.
A formal spec for GitHub Flavored Markdown
github.com
Starting today, all Markdown user content hosted in our website, including user comments, wikis, and .md files in repositories will be parsed and rendered following a formal specification for GitHub Flavored Markdown.
Removing all Vue dependencies from Laravel
mattstauffer.co
The recent versions of Laravel have come with some very minor Vue dependencies out of the box. They're easy to remove, but you may have not actually tried that yet, or you might be worried you're going to leave something sitting there.
Atlantis CMS Framework
laravel-news.com
Building a CMS is a task similar to building a car. Both are designed by engineers but ultimately used by non-technical users. There’s always a balance between usability and craftsmanship.
wilgucki/csv
github.com
Laravel 5 package to read and write CSV files. Package config can be found in csv.php file under config directory (after you published it). Config file contains default values for delimiter, enclosure and escape parameters.
Authentication in Vue/Laravel SPA
www.youtube.com
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Understanding Laravel’s HighOrder Collections
unnikked.ga
Among them, there is one that takes advantage of the dynamic nature of PHP. Some out of there will contempt this, but I find it awesome! You can already see some magic (methods) in action here. Do you want to try? Open up tinker and try it yourself! Please remember that from 5.
svenluijten/helpers
github.com
This is a collection of useful helpers for use in Laravel applications. Mainly made for personal use, but if you find (some of) the helpers useful, feel free to use it! All available functions are listed here, along with their usage and an example on how I would use them.
Updating PHP on Laravel Forge.
medium.com
Today I had the crazy idea of updating PHP on my Laravel Forge-provisioned server. In this article I’ll cover how to update PHP 7.0 to 7.1 on a 7.0-provisioned server. Start off by reading this article by Bryse Meijer.
How I Work
medium.com
I get asked frequently about various aspects of my day. How I structure my time. What tools I use. What editor and color scheme I prefer. So, in this post I’ll try to answer these questions. I work on Laravel full-time from my own home office.
Laracon Online 2017 Recap
laravel-news.com
The first Laracon Online conference just wrapped up and based on feedback many loved the event. I want to personally thank the Laravel community for helping make this a reality. Here is some feedback from attendees: Laracon 2017 was an amazing social and professional experience.
That's it for this week, see you guys next Thursday! Povilas Korop Laravel Daily Team
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