Posts tagged with laravel
– 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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– 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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A nice real-world example on how you can add Reverb to an existing Laravel app
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– koomai.net - submitted by Sid
A detailed look at how Laravel's defer() helper works.
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These attributes help you inject various pieces of data into your classes
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– geoligard.com - submitted by Goran Popović
See how to easily modify and override methods found in the framework's Request class in order to handle specific routes with sizeable payloads.
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– youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
A recap video about our trip to Dallas Texas for Laracon US 2024. Featuring the trip, the apartment, the view, the bars, the restaurants, the venue, and its speakers.
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– qirolab.com - submitted by Harish Kumar
At Laracon US 2024, Taylor Otwell and the Laravel team introduced a series of "minor" features for Laravel 11 that are anything but minor.
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– flareapp.io - submitted by Spatie
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– myray.app - submitted by Spatie
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– ashallendesign.co.uk - submitted by Ash Allen
Read about how to use PHP 8.4's new "array_find", "array_find_key", "array_all", and "array_any" functions. The article also shows you the Laravel equivalents so you can achieve the same goal now.
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– tighten.com - submitted by Jamison Valenta
Learn how to add full-text search into your Laravel apps. From simple LIKE queries to MySQL full-text indexes, and landing on Laravel Scout powered by @typesense.
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– gummibeer.dev - submitted by Tom Witkowski
How to retrieve any geographical data from OpenStreetMap and transform them into usable PHP objects.
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Tobias is organising another edition of his survey. If you're into Laravel, I highly encourage to participate.
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– ashallendesign.co.uk - submitted by Ash Allen
Learn how to fake and record HTTP responses so you can test your Saloon API integration in your Laravel applications.
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We’ve released a new package called spatie/pest-plugin-route-testing. This package can test all common routes in your Laravel app by writing a single test.
In this blog post, I’d like to tell you all about it.
We’ve published a new package called livewire-filepond, which contains a component to easily upload files.
Under the hood, Filepond, a powerful JavaScript library to upload files, is used.
– wire-elements.dev - submitted by Philo
Livewire Strict helps enforce security measures and prevents you from having unprotected sensitive public properties.
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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 whereAny(), which was released with Laravel 10.47. A very elegant way of grabbing data based on a conditional "any of the following columns".
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When Laravel switched to a simpler exception page, the ability to display solutions for an exception was lost.
Our latest package, called spatie/laravel-error-solutions brings back that powerful feature. When installed, it will display solutions for most common exceptions.
Here’s how that looks it:
And yes, some solutions, like the one in the screenshot above, can be executed on the exception page too.
In this blog post, I’d like to tell you all about it!