Big Apps, Migrations/Seeds and Roles/Permissions

Yesterday I’ve listened to a new Laravel Podcast episode with Taylor Otwell, Jeffrey Way and Matt Stauffer – and they (finally) talked about creating big apps with Laravel, lately this question is asked a lot by everyone.

On the last episode of Laravel Podcast, Taylor Otwell said something controversial but I had a gut feeling about it for a long time. So, do you actually use down() method in migrations, and rollback them? In fact, there are two problems.

My take on database seeding and how we use it within our team, but there are other cases - so asking you guys to share the tips and experience.

So sequel to my last post this is like a tutorial to what i built. Laravel is a free, open-source PHP web framework, created by Taylor Otwell and intended for the development of web applications following the model–view–controller (MVC) architectural pattern.

Laravel Elqouent provides some convenient ways to manage the models. For example, accessors and mutators can help to format the data attributes every time before retrieving and saving. Events help to do some actions whenever models are modified.

LocaleDate for Laravel 5.* What's this? Simple date localization for Laravel. Why? As you probably know Laravel has a built-in support for translations. It's very good if you want to display text in different languages.

Recently, I worked on some code that surfaced my most common use-case for Laravel 5.4’s “real-time” facades.

Hello everyone! Welcome to justlaravel.com. Here I am going to discuss on vue.js and how to use Vue js in your laravel applications. ‘Vue — The Progressive JavaScript Framework’ is used for building user interfaces. As with laravel 5.

Over the past few months, I’ve started using Docker for all my local development work. Previously I had experimented with VMs, but because we deal in microservices, running six or more VMs on my Macbook Pro was starting to get cumbersome.

Many developers today are buzzing about how they use the WordPress REST API in conjunction with a JavaScript framework. While that process does work well, I’ve been exploring how to correlate the REST API to a PHP MVC framework, specifically Laravel.

Today, i am going to share with you how to make grayscale image from original in laravel application. Sometimes, we may require to make grayscale image when user upload image. grayscale image looks better if you have an good layout website.

We are in the second half of 2015, and many people insist on talking about the implementation of the MVC pattern in frameworks like Laravel or Symfony , when these are not MVC frameworks.

I previously wrote about the has() method in Eloquent. This post will be following on very closely from that one, so it may be helpful to give that a read first, as some assumptions in this post will be made with it in mind.

Coming in Laravel 5.5 is a new and improved design for the error pages. The default errors will extend from an errors::layout file and get some small design additions over the current style with flexbox and a vertically centered message.

When writing end-to-end tests with Laravel Dusk, you cannot mock your job dispatches like you use to do in Laravel 5.3 because the browser is a separate process and any tweaks you do inside your tests doesn’t exist when the browser hits the application.

Thank you Jeffrey Way and Laracasts for this awesome series! The full video tutorials are available here: https://laracasts.com/series/lets-build-a-forum-with-laravel We’re going to be using Laravel 5.4.

Laravel comes with Authentication and Authorization out of the box, I have implemented many role and permissions based system in the past, using laravel, it’s peace of cake. In this post, we are going to implement a fully working and extensible roles and permissions on laravel 5.4.

I’m digging it. It’s just a simple extension on the exists rule, but I think it is killer. When I started with Laravel, I always found it just easy to utilise the Eloquent query builder findOrFail method to ensure that any foreign keys I was submitted from a user were valid.

The past weeks i’m spending my free time with building a application using Laravel 5.4, but I wanted to use an UUID on a few models. So I did what I always do, go look on packagist to find if somebody already done that work for me.

Posts marked with talk about past refactorings I have performed on my projects. I’ll try to go through the decisions I made and explain why I think they were the best at the moment. These posts will probably be short and very focused.

This is a post I’ve been meaning to write for a while however a recent post on the Laravel Slack channel gave me the nudge to actually do it!

The era of full-stack frameworks is behind us. Nowadays, framework vendors are splitting their monolithic repositories into components with the help of Git subtree, allowing you to cherry-pick ones that you need for your project.

Short answer: depending on how you use traits. Same as copy-paste they are evil to some degree but there is nothing absolutely evil or absolutely good.

Last May I released my first digital product, a book called "Refactoring to Collections" that teaches PHP developers how to use functional programming ideas to write cleaner code.

Bad habits are hard to break and even harder if you don't realize that what you're doing is undermining your work. If you know but don't care—that would be the worst. But you're here, aren't you?

MarkdownMail is a new web app that allows you to create markdown email themes for you Laravel apps. You register and login with Github and create a new theme. Next, it gives you a demo email and options on the left side to edit the colors:

In the first installment of the series on creating a ToDo App with Laravel 5.4, I added an API_KEY column in the user table and commented that I might use it in the future. I will use it in this second installment of the series.

Yesterday we learn about Setting Visual Code for Laravel, now we will learn about GraphQL from Facebook. GraphQL can increases flexibility call API, we can specify required data with write query language like write query in database to access API, this is very powerful for build complex API.

Laravel is my favourite framework so far. I like that it offers lots of possibilities out of the box. The Laravel team thinks over every part of their product to make the instrument that solves all the common tasks web-developers bump into during their routine.