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In this video I covered getting started and building a demo of Support Ticket system with comments with #laravel #livewire during the LaravelLive India Online Apr 2020. Following things are covered: 1. Setup Laravel Livewire 2. Create Livewire Components 3. Livewire Data Binding 4. Livewire Actions 5. Livewire Events Complete code here: https://bit.ly/3d87hIe

One of the first things I do when I join a new project is checking out the admin panel, that's even before I see a single line of code. Why? It tells us so much about the company and the mindset of the project.

A small package that handles for you the roles and permissions with a very unique API

If your Laravel app uses multiple locales, it can get tedious keeping track of translation strings that are yet to be added to appropriate translation files. To automatically make checks so we know when a translation string is missing, unit tests can be added.

Lots of languages have the concept of "enums" - a set of named values generally called enumerators. Go is different and instead provides the tools for creating pseudo-enums.

We'll use TDD to finish up our CRUD operations for an Entry. Then we'll also update our Bootstrap UI and use some jQuery.

Abstracting common queries in your Laravel applications can be done in many ways. Let's take a look at the simplest way using the "Repository pattern".

A tutorial explaining how to create a docs site for your project using Bulma Clean Theme with GitHub pages

About the value of our own creations

A Laravel package to mimic daemons via scheduled commands without having to change server configuration.

Use a lightweight preconfigured Docker image to get your Laravel application very easily up and running in a Docker container.

In this post I will show you what consideration to take when pulling open source packages into your project.

Learn all about Laravel’s collection class. When to use it, how to leverage it to clean up your code, and how it works under the hood.

A Laravel 7+ admin preset that scaffolds out a minimum functionality to get one started. On top of Laravel, this preset is built using Tailwind CSS, Alpine JS and Livewire and includes: - [Laravel UI](https://github.com/laravel/ui) for generating the auth - [Laravel Charts](https://charts.erik.cat/) with ChartJS presets - [SweetAlert2](https://realrashid.github.io/sweet-alert/) package by Rashid Ali (realrashid) - [DropzoneJS](https://www.dropzonejs.com/) for uploading files

An article describing how to code to an interface works with example

Passport expects `accessToken` in header(Authorization) to get a request user when `auth:api` middleware is applied. Some 3rdparty apps which use password grant for API, send `accessToken` in request body instead of header in such cases `auth:api` won't work. This post shows how you can easily extract the user from `accessToken` .

Implicit route model binding was introduced way back in 2015 with Laravel 5.2, however all these years later I still find apps out in the wild doing things the hard way.

Create jobs and dispatching it as a background process with sending email as example and also tips for using queues in production server.

Create a login and dynamic user registration form for multiple roles using Laravel Livewire package.

An approach for writing prettier Laravel Dusk tests by using some reflection and a PHPUnit data provider.