API Versioning in Laravel
– blog.treblle.com - submitted by Steve McDougall
Learn how to version your Laravel APIs properly in this walk through tutorial.
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– blog.treblle.com - submitted by Steve McDougall
Learn how to version your Laravel APIs properly in this walk through tutorial.
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– youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
In this episode of the Quick Win Wednesday series, we're taking a look at wire:confirm, an easy way to get a confirmation of our user, before performing an action on crucial data in the database.
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– youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
In one of the previous videos we've created Load More and Infinite scroll functionality in Livewire3 with Alpine.js. But grabbing extra data from the database could have used some optimisation for larger datasets.
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– github.com - submitted by Enrico De Lazzari
Laravel Markable package allows you to easily add the markable feature to your application, as for example likes, bookmarks, favorites and so on.
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– www.youtube.com - submitted by David Carr
In this video, I talk about using composer scripts to have project aliases to run scripts.
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– dcblog.dev - submitted by David Carr
I was recently asked how I go about creating Laravel packages. I've documented everything from initial setup, creating a package, setting up a repo on GitHub, and publishing to Packagist.
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– github.com - submitted by Ash Allen
Short URL v7.8.0 adds the ability to define custom fields when creating short URLs.
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– seankegel.com - submitted by Sean Kegel
This article provides a guide on simplifying API integration in Laravel using the Http Facade, with a focus on building a reusable API request and client class.
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– gatographql.com - submitted by Leonardo Losoviz
Using Rector to have a WordPress plugin support both the recommended PHP versions (8.1 and 8.2) for WordPress 6.4, and the min version (7.0).
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– ryangjchandler.co.uk - submitted by Ryan Chandler
It's sometimes hard to find where your php.ini file is located. Here are 2 methods to help find the file on your system or server.
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– rocketee.rs - submitted by Mark van Eijk
Out of the box Laravel has a wide variety of events that are fired inside your application by default. These events can help you with hooking into functionality and listen for when things are happening. This makes Laravel easily extensible without much effort.
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– daryllegion.com - submitted by Daryl Legion
Duplicate form submissions or requests can be a common issue in web applications, often leading to unintended consequences. Laravel offers a straightforward solution to prevent these duplicates by using atomic locks.
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– github.com - submitted by Ash Allen
Favicon Fetcher now has a config field that can be used to override the `User-Agent` request header that is sent in all the package's HTTP requests.
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– flareapp.io - submitted by Spatie
Discover how we're using Cloudflare Workers to perform API authentication on the edge to make our infrastructure more cost-effective.
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– jeffochoa.me - submitted by Jeff
Although PHP Enumerations are meant to provide an easy and elegant solution to work with a predefined set of values, these classes are often misused, resulting in a lack of consistency due to the introduction of all sorts of methods that increase their complexity. In this article, we are going to go through some practices (both good and bad) with the goal of clarifying the understanding of these types of objects to help you build a more resilient and consistent codebase.
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– github.com - submitted by Sam Carré
XML Wrangler is a simplistic PHP library designed to make reading and writing XML easier.
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– 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 next bag of tricks. You are guaranteed to learn something new!
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– benjamincrozat.com - submitted by Benjamin Crozat
PHP 8.4 is expected to drop on November 21, 2024. Let's review the known new features and changes.
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– srwiez.com - submitted by Eser DENIZ
It's easy to use in development, just do bun run dev like if it was npm. But for the deployment, I did have to do some research. Let me share my findings it with you.
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– www.csrhymes.com - submitted by Chris Rhymes
A few different methods for querying Laravel Eloquent's Many to Many relationships to filter results.
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