Laravel Worldwide Meetup: Introducing Laravel Splade - Quick Wins in Laravel original
by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read – Edit
Here's the recording of the Laravel Worldwide Meetup which was held last week.
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Laravel Worldwide meetup: Building CLI apps with Termwind & What's new in Inertia
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On this edition of the meetup, Francisco Madeira talks about creating beautiful CLI apps with Termwind. Claudio Dekker shows what's new in Inertia.
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Laravel Worldwide Meetup #8: Using Vite in Laravel & How to optimize your DB indexes original
by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read – Edit
Here's the recording of Laravel Wordwide Meetup #8. My guests for this edition were Kai Sassnowski talking on the importance of DB indexes, and Sebastian De Deyne on how to use Vite in Laravel.
Laravel WorldWide Meetup #7: signing in with Laravel and how the Laracon Online website was built original
by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read – Edit
Here's a recording of the Laravel Worldwide Meetup #7.
Miguel Piedrafita talked about the various options of signing in with Laravel. After that, Caneco shared some of the secrets behind the Laracon Online website.
Laravel Worldwide Meetup #6: Dynamic Static Typing & Flysystem v2
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Here's the recording of Laravel Worldwide Meetup #6.
Frank De Jonge walked us through improvement made in Flysystem v2. Stefan Baumgartner showed us the awesomeness that is TypeScript.
You can watch recordings of previous editions in this playlist on YouTube.
📺 Watch Laravel Worldwide Meetup #5: Hotwire in Laravel & Single DB multi-tenancy
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Here is the recording of Laravel World Wide Meetup #5.
Tony Messias showed the magic of Hotwire in Laravel. Kevin McKee shared an very elegant way to implement single database multi tenancy.
Laravel Worldwide Meetup #4: GitHub Actions & Unconventional Autoloaders original
by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read – Edit
Here's the recording of Laravel Worldwide Meetup #4. Ryan Chandler showed a cool GitHub Action workflow to test a Laravel app. Next, Liam Hammet demonstrated some unconvential things you can do with PHP autoloaders.
Watch the recording of Laravel Meetup #1 original
by Freek Van der Herten – 2 minute read – Edit
Yesterday, the very first Laravel Worldwide Meetup was held. At the event, which was live streamed on YouTube, Joseph Silber gave an introduction to lazy collections. Mohamed Said demonstrated some very powerful additions coming to queues in Laravel 8.
You can watch a recording of the meetup below.
Announcing the Laravel Worldwide Meetup original
by Freek Van der Herten – 3 minute read – Edit
I'm happy to announce the official Laravel Worldwide Meetup. This monthly meetup will be streamed via YouTube. The first edition will be held on 14th July at 18:00 UTC.
There is a select group of people, sometimes jokingly referred to as "The Elite" that you often see speaking at Laracons and other events. Even though you will probably see some of these fine artisans on the stream, the main goal of this meetup is to introduce new speakers to the community.
Meetup time: discovering Laravel Workbench and Exploring Pest 0.2 original
by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read – Edit
Last week I held an online meetup. My two guests were JMac and Nuno Maduro. 00:00 Welcome 02:00 Exploring Laravel Workbench (JMac) 30:00 Introducing Pest 0.2 (Nuno Maduro) Show links Laravel Shift: https://laravelshift.com Pest: https://pestphp.com
How to organize a meetup
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On his blog Jef Claes, organiser of DDDBE, shares some good tips on how to organize a meetup.
I've organized a few DDDBE meetups in the past, and always succeed in forgetting something. Either someone points it out well in advance, or I end up stressing last minute. This post partly serves as a checklist for myself, but it would be a welcome side effect to also see it encourage others to help out organizing future meetups. Organizing a meetup is not rocket science, having a list of what to take care of is a good start.
