π£ Sushi β Your Eloquent model driver for other data sources
β backpackforlaravel.com - submitted by Karan Datwani
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β backpackforlaravel.com - submitted by Karan Datwani
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β ashallendesign.co.uk - submitted by Ash Allen
Read about how to use Volt to build Livewire components. We'll compare the functional API and class-based API and then look at how to test your Volt components.
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β github.com - submitted by Steve McDougall
Easily mask your data in your PHP application in an easy and intelligent way.
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β github.com - submitted by Osama Aldemeery
Onion is a lightweight PHP package designed to facilitate layered processing within applications, It provides a clean and efficient way to stack layers of functionality, allowing developers to create flexible and reusable components that can be easily composed and managed. Each layer can perform a specific operation on the data being passed through, making it simple to build complex workflows while maintaining clear separation of concerns.
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β srwiez.com - submitted by Eser DENIZ
I have been using Statamic for a while now and I have some thoughts on the future of Statamic.
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β larafast.com - submitted by Sergey
Laravel is one of the most popular PHP frameworks, known for its elegant syntax and powerful features. Whether you are just starting out or looking to enhance your skills, building projects is one of the best ways to learn. In this article, weβll explore 10 Laravel project ideas that range from beginner to advanced levels, helping you take your skills to the next level in 2024.
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β alsterholm.com - submitted by Andreas Alsterholm
A blog post explaining some benefits (and drawbacks) of using custom Eloquent collections.
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β github.com - submitted by Jasper Koers
Package for Localized Exceptions
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β backpackforlaravel.com - submitted by Karan Datwani
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β glimpse.sh - submitted by Larry
Introduces a trait you can use in your Laravel projects to run seeders only once per databaseβimplementing idempotent database seeding to keep things efficient, clean, and reliable across your preview environments.
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β www.mailcoach.app - submitted by Spatie
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β flareapp.io - submitted by Spatie
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β juststeveking.link - submitted by Steve McDougall
After years of wanting to publish a course, I finally got around to recording the Laravel API Course I wish I had when I was learning. There are 24 high quality videos, along with written tutorials, all for free with no sign up needed. Enjoy the content!
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β youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
In this episode of the Quick Win Wednesday series, we're talking about pushing things to the background in Laravel. Instead of using Jobs and a Queue, we can now defer things. Available for us since Laravel 11.23.
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β cpx.dev - submitted by Liam Hammett
Run Composer packages, effortlessly. No need to install tools into your app or as global dependencies.
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β ashallendesign.co.uk - submitted by Ash Allen
Learn how to use the Pipeline class in Laravel to break complex workflows into smaller, isolated, focused processes. We'll then look at how to test our Laravel pipelines.
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β www.harrisrafto.eu - submitted by Harris Raftopoulos
Custom collections in Laravel allow you to add model-specific methods, making it easier to handle groups of models in a more expressive way. This is especially useful for managing complex data like e-commerce orders, where you can implement methods for filtering, calculating totals, or applying bulk actions, keeping your controllers clean and focused.
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β backpackforlaravel.com - submitted by Karan Datwani
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β www.harrisrafto.eu - submitted by Harris Raftopoulos
Laravel's accessor caching with shouldCache() boosts performance by preventing repetitive computations for expensive accessors. Additionally, you can work with complex data like addresses using value objects, and Laravel will auto-sync changes back to the model. This improves code efficiency and maintainability, especially for structured data.
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