I'm currently organising the third edition Full Stack Europe. It's a conference in Antwerp, Belgium in October for developers who want to learn across the stack. We have a great line up with lots of familiar faces! Register your ticket now!
This blog post will be a little different. I'm not going to write about programming as usual. Over the past few months, I have worked on my new album titled "Kind". You can listen to it on these platforms:
In this blog post, I'll share how this album was made from conception to release.
Link – – screencasting.com
Great work! I wish this course existing when I started out creating screencasts.
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Every month I send out a newsletter containing lots of interesting stuff for the modern PHP developer.
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Last year at Full Stack Europe we had two great keynotes by two amazing speakers: Jeremy Keith and Kevlin Henney. We're very happy that we can share the recordings with you.
Next month, we'll have a new edition of Full Stack Europe, you can purchase your tickets here. We have an excellent line-up featuring Justin Jackson, Una Kravets, and people that work at companies like Meta, Google, Netlify. If you're familiar with the Laravel community, you'll also probably recognize Kai Sassnowski, Tobias Petry, and a few others! Hope to see you at the conference!
Link – – muhammedsari.me - submitted by Muhammed Sari
Muhammed's been working with Eloquent for over half a decade now, and it's time to share his bag of tricks. Buckle up, it'll be a good ride!
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Link – – alexandergaal.at - submitted by Alexander Gaal
It's the last quarter of the year and I'm getting more and more excited about the upcoming Laravel 11 release. Let's wrap it up!
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Link – – flareapp.io - submitted by Spatie
Alex and Christoph explain why error tracking is crucial for your application.
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Link – – stateoflaravel.com
Here are the result on the survey on the Laravel ecosystem run by Tobias Petry.
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Link – – fideloper.com - submitted by Chris Fidao
How to use Nginx Unit to server your Laravel application. It turns out, we can get rid of PHP-FPM, and run our apps more efficiently. We see how, and go over the pros and cons.
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Link – – world.hey.com
DHH on why he's ditching TypeScript
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Link – – world.hey.com - submitted by Tony Messias
A new package by Mior called Workbench lets us set up an example Laravel app inside our packages. This Workbench app can serve as documentation of how the package integrates with a Larave app. Plus, we can use the Workbench models, controllers, routes, etc., in our package's tests and quickly run the Workbench app in the browser!
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Link – – nicoverbruggen.be
An important post by Nico.
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Link – – loup-vaillant.fr
It's always nice to read good post on code reability.
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Link – – timacdonald.me
Tim McDonald explains Laravel's cool whenQueryingForLongerThan method.
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Link – – www.deviaene.eu
Personally, I've never done this, as it feels like a micro-optimizations, but still good to know.
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Link – – mikeveerman.substack.com
Spicy headline, but good food for thought!
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In a perfect world, email clients can render HTML as good as major browsers. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Email clients don't support modern HTML and CSS niceties and have a lot of quirks to be mindful of. Making sure an HTML email looks good in the most used email clients takes a lot of work.
To make crafting HTML emails a lot more enjoyable, the folks at Mailjet created a solution called MJML, which stands for "Mailjet Markup Language." It's an easy-to-use abstraction layer over HTML.
We have created a new package called spatie/mjml-php to easily convert MJML to HTML using PHP. If you're using Sidecar, you'll be happy to know that we've also created a package called spatie/mjml-sidecar, to convert MJML to HTML using Sidecar.
In this blog post, I'd like to introduce the package to you.
Link – – tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
There are a many ways to organize software projects, each with their pros and cons. I’ll break down a few common methodologies, and share smarter ways of working that enable your team to remain flexible.
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Link – – ahmedash.dev - submitted by Ahmed Ammar
Dive into a hands-on experiment with Laravel and Livewire, exploring real-time page presence. Discover how to let users see who's viewing the same content in real-time. Packed with code snippets.
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Link – – ahmedash.dev - submitted by Ahmed Ammar
Dive deep into the magic behind FormRequest validation and uncover the steps Laravel takes to make your life easier
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Link – – fly.io - submitted by Chris Fidao
We see how to use the new Form objects in Livewire 3, and dig into how validation is wired up.
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