What to expect from open source?
Link – – spatie.be - submitted by Spatie
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Introducing laravel-tfa-confirmation
Link – – stefanzweifel.dev - submitted by Stefan Zweifel
A new Laravel package to protect sensitive routes or actions with a confirmation-screen and ask for the two-factor authentication code of a user.
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Importing 1.7 billion rows of CSV data from Stripe with PHP
Link – – jonathanpurvis.co.uk - submitted by Jon Purvis
Inspired by a Tweet from Christoph Rumpel asking for best practises for importing huge CSV files, I did a write up about how I've imported (so far) 1.7 billion rows of CSV data from Stripe using their API.
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Unorthodox Monoliths in Laravel
Link – – medium.com - submitted by Mazen Touati
Tackling scalability challenges unorthodoxly in large monoliths with strategies like multi-application infrastructure, circuit fuse, and hybrid DB optimization.
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Supercharging Rate Limiting with Cloudflare
Link – – james.brooks.page
By implementing rate limiting at the edge, “dead requests” can be reduced.
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Introducing Rich Text Laravel: A package to integrate Trix into Laravel applications
Link – – tighten.com - submitted by Kayla Helmick
This article covers installing Rich Text Laravel and Trix in a Laravel app, adding rich text attributes to models, migrating existing content from plain text, and integrating Trix’s file attachment feature with Laravel.
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Easier endpoint tests with Policy::fake
Link – – nolanphillips.substack.com
This make testing endpoint authorization much simpler.
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Stop Using Pseudo-Types
Link – – f2r.github.io
Pseudo-types like callable and iterable may seem convenient at first glance, but they introduce ambiguities and make code harder to analyze.
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PHP version stats, January 2025 edition
Link – – stitcher.io
Brent is back with an update of the PHP version stats.
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Elegant Pipeline Cleanup with Laravel's finally Method
Link – – www.harrisrafto.eu
The new finally method simplifies how you handle post-pipeline operations, whether your pipeline succeeds or fails.
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The email:dns rule might slow down your Laravel app
Link – – infinitypaul.medium.com - submitted by Paul Edward
Here's how a unsuspicious validation rule can wind up making your app slower.
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Using Laravel Tinker in Chrome DevTools
Link – – amitmerchant.com
Tony Lea created a new Chrome extension that will add a PHP tab in Chrome DevTools. Nice!
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Building a micro dependency container, because why not?
Link – – flareapp.io - submitted by Spatie
Here's why and how we added a mini container in a framework agnostic package.
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PHP Fibers: How PHP is Finally Warming Up to Asynchronous Programming
Link – – byteblog.medium.com
PHP Fibers, introduced in PHP 8.1, enable asynchronous programming by allowing functions to pause and resume execution. Here are some good examples on how to use them.
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Download Files Easily with Laravel's HTTP sink Method
Link – – medium.com
Here's another nifty Laravel method
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How Geocodio keeps 300M addresses up to date
Link – – www.geocod.io
Using a Laravel pipeline is always nice to structure a process like this.
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SQL NULLs are Weird!
Link – – raymondtukpe.com
Here are some special cases that you should keep in mind when working with NULL.
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Manually setting the intended URL for routes in Laravel
Link – – amitmerchant.com
Laravel’s redirect response can be manually set to redirect users back to a specific URL after authentication or feedback submission.
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SQLite vs. MySQL: What are the differences between MySQL and SQLite?
Link – – highperformancesqlite.com
The choice between the two depends on the specific requirements and use case of the application.
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Filament Crash-Course: Create a Customizable Admin Panel in Minutes
Link – – tighten.com - submitted by Kayla Helmick
Learn to create a customizable admin panel in minutes with our Filament Crash-Course.
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