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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.

In this tutorial, You'll learn to install and configure laravel livewire and also learn by creating a simple counter application

In case you didn't notice, Nuno has been working in a project called Pest: an elegant PHP Testing Framework with a focus on simplicity. Recently, he has announced that Pest beta is available for sponsors!

In this post, we'll explore pagination with Laravel. Personally, I believe it's one of the best Laravel features that comes right out of the box and that you can use with just a few lines of code.

This post, explains how to create markdown templates for sending email with real-life example of sending email of purchase invoices using markdown UI.

My system is safe, it uses encryption. You heard/said this from time to time. Sure, but why and how is it safe? Do you really know this?

Testing code is the only way we can verify correctness of our software. Anybody does it. However there are ways better than other.

I've seen how a lot of people have a vague idea of what can be achieved using Redis and Laravel beyond caching. In this tutorial, I discussed, how to install Redis and the installation options available, Redis Data types using Redis CLI, Create a simple eCommerce using Laravel with Redis for data storage.

Learn how to track and visualize a chain of queued jobs in Laravel using a custom trait, job middleware, and Laravel Livewire.

Easily implement global or model-specific cooldowns into your Laravel app.

Learn to send multiple attachments using Laravel mailables with practical example of sending purchase invoices.

Learn how to build cross-platform, native mobile apps using familiar Vue.js syntax and Tailwind CSS.

A list of personal top learning resources for PHP and Laravel developers and my personal journey of discovering them over the years.

It's quite common to keep tabs on when an authenticated user last used your web application. The information can be really useful when calculating software adoption, usage frequency and return rate.

A nice introduction to modern AOP in PHP.

The most popular breadcrumbs package has stopped developing and supporting. For this, I made a new one.

A package that lets you define the inverse relationship on hasMany relationships, resulting in the parent being loaded on the children, saving database queries.

“Static constructors” are a concept a lot of object-oriented programming languages support - although, unfortunately, PHP does not.