Common SQL errors for Laravel Developers
Link – – tray2.se - submitted by Patrik Ahlström
I hope you won't run into any of these.
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All the hardware and software used at Laracasts
Link – – laracasts.com
Here’s an exhaustive list of all the tools Jeffrey Way uses in his daily workflow at Laracasts.
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Use a message envelope
Link – – blog.frankdejonge.nl
The use of a message envelope has many benefits for the design of your application. It allows you to carry system information, nicely separated from domain information, in a generic way.
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Code that breathes
Original – by Brent Roose & Freek Van der Herten – 2 minute read
Have you ever needed to maintain a project that wasn't yours? A project that, when you first opened it, gave you chills down your spine? Even without reading the code in detail, you could already tell it was a mess.
CSS as the backend: introducing Cascading Server Sheets!
Link – – dev.to
Obviously you shouldn't to this, but it's kinda cool that it works.
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Testing the homepage of a Laravel app using Pest
Link – – spatie.be
Getting started with testing is not that hard. Here's a free video taken from the Testing Laravel course that will show you how you can make sure you homepage works.
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Running PHPUnit tests in parallel using GitHub actions
Link – – rias.be
One of our projects has a really large test suite that isn't optimised to run with Laravel's parallel testing. It was starting to take more than 15 minutes to have the whole test suite run inside Github Actions, which is when my colleague Rias searched for a better way to do this.
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Use "dd()", "dump()", and "ray()" in any PHP file on your system
I'm proud to announce that Steve Bauman and our team at Spatie have released a new tool called spatie/globay-ray. When installed, you'll be able to use dd, dump and ray functions in any PHP file on your system.
Laravel Origins: The Documentary
This is an amazing documentary that shows the origins of Laravel, and it's 12 year journey. I'm honoured being a part of this.
Symfony 6.1 will require PHP 8.1
Link – – symfony.com
I think this is great news.
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Composable seeders in Laravel with callOnce
Link – – sebastiandedeyne.com
Laravel 9 is fresh out the door, and it contains a small contribution of mine: a new callOnce method for database seeders.
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The web doesn’t have version numbers
Link – – hiddedevries.nl
Like ‘Web 2.0’, ‘web3’ is a marketing term. There is no versioning system for the web.
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The different types of events in event driven systems
Link – – blog.frankdejonge.nl
Event-driven systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The obvious commonality is; they all use events to communicate information. These events come in many shapes and sizes, and determining what goes into an event has an immense impact on the design of your system.
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Exploring Termwind Internals
In this stream on YouTube, Francisco Madeira, co-creator of Termwind, guides me through the source code of his amazing package to style content on the CLI
A global DNS propagation checker on your CLI
Link – – dug.unfrl.com
Here's a handy CLI tool to check if your domain resolves to the expected IP address worldwide.
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A CLI tool to monitor GitHub Actions
I'm proud to share that our team has launched a new CLI tool called GitHub Actions Watcher.
Drying up test coverage using model scope events
Link – – devonmather.dev - submitted by Devon Mather
Let's explore the option of firing events on model scopes to add some glue between our feature tests and our unit tests.
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Invading private properties and methods in PHP
Last week, Caleb tweeted about a nifty function called invade - that he had made to easily work with private properties and methods.
😈 Whatcha think of my new favorite helper method?
— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) February 11, 2022
That property/method protected or private? No problemoooo 🔓 pic.twitter.com/HqMXKKpRsJ
He added that invade function to Livewire. Because I could see myself using this in non-Laravel projects, I packaged up the function in a new package called spatie/invade.
DevToys for Mac
Link – – github.com
Here's a free nifty little Mac app that can do a whole bunch of tasks: formatting JSON, encode URLs, generate UUIDS.
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React Hooks for Beginners: Managing State
Link – – tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
What's all the fuss about React hooks? In our latest blog post, we share the basics of managing state with hooks in a React app.
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