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A simple guideline about Facebook and GitHub social login implementation with Laravel Socialite and Jetstreams.

Share dynamic attributes between parent and child components using Livewire Modelable, and thirftily share data between separate components with client side events!

In this post we'll describe how we created a flexible yet abstract external integrations structure for Flare

Experience Livewire component development online like never before.

We have an export feature that can build an Excel file over the course of many background jobs. Worked beautifully for years. Man, those were the days.

An article on the process taken during an analysis or a large, complex codebase and how leveraging developer tooling and Generative AI makes the experience more enjoyable while resulting in a superior end report.

Visual Studio Code(vsCode) is a highly customizable code editor. it can be taken next level if you configure it properly for specific use cases. In this post, we’ll setup vsCode for Laravel development.

To see if there's similarity between the Laravel and Next.js dev experience, let's build a blog using features like page-based routing, static-site gen, and single file components.

In this post, I will show you how to set up auto depolyment for your Laravel application Cpanel.

Read about how to use soft deletes in your Laravel applications. We'll cover the benefits of soft deletes, what they can be used for, how to implement them in your Laravel apps and a common gotcha.

A set of practical and straightforward tips for enhancing productivity as a developer.

What's the current version of Laravel? Is there any LTS release you can rely on? And what about the history of the framework? Let's find out!

I accidentally discovered some funky behaviour when running an artisan command. And, I highly recommend people avoid making a costly mistake by using it!

The Laravel team at http://Fly.io has made a package that enables you to deploy your Laravel app in under five minutes! It's called fly-laravel and it can set up your Laravel app, MySQL and/or Redis, and can even set up Cron and Queues for you.

We at Laracraft tried a lot of Windows based local Laravel development environments, but we where not happy with the performance and usability of the known environments like: php artisan serve, Vagrant/Homestead, Laravel Sail, Laragon etc. These tools are for sure very good, if you maybe setup a new Laravel project, which has not jet very complex operations and requests and you only work with a small database. But if you need more performance for you heavy requests, these tools are not sufficient.

Exploring the variety of options the where method gives us to query the database.

Estimate reading time of text content with Bookworm for Laravel. Better user experience for readers. Easy to install and use.

We're upgrading from Laravel 9 to 10, and PHPUnit 9 to 10, and, if all goes well, we'll top it off by migrating to Pest 2, the latest version.

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!

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!