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Querying OpenAI with Laravel

Let's see how we can query the OpenAI API and get a response in Laravel.

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Wire Elements

Beautiful components crafted with Livewire

Laravel

LaraBug

Your users do not always report errors, LaraBug does. LaraBug is a simple to use and implement error tracker built for the Laravel framework

Laravel AI

Usage Laravel and ChatGPT "Function calling"

Recently, OpenAI released an update for ChatGPT, introducing new features that allow developers to describe language model functions - gpt-4-0613 and gpt-3.5-turbo-0613. These features enable the generation of JSON objects containing arguments to run thes

Laravel

SDKs, The Laravel Way

Each call to the builder will modify the underlying pending request. Every modification, another link in the chain, that will be sent, finally, with get().

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Creating a Laravel 10 Application using Inertia JS, Svelte, and Tailwind CSS

I've been trying to branch out and try new things. Inertia and Svelte were on my list but the documentation didn't get me up and running. Here's how I solved my problems.

Laravel

Clipboard

Copy, cut & paste in your application. You read that right.

Laravel Livewire

What's New in Livewire Tables v2.5-2.9

Here's a list of the updates to Livewire Tables since May of this year.

Livewire Laravel

What's New in Livewire Tables v2.1-2.4

In just a short month after the successful release of version 2, there have been 4 minor releases with a few cool additions to note.

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Version 2 of Laravel Livewire Tables Released!

After more than 5 months and hundreds and hundreds of hours of work, version 2 of Laravel Livewire Tables is finally a stable release.

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10 Random Laravel Snippets & Methods, Part 4

I write code blocks down that I know I won't use often and will forget about. Every so often I go through them to refresh my memory.

Laravel Blade

10 Random Laravel Snippets & Methods, Part 3

I write code blocks down that I know I won't use often and will forget about. Every so often I go through them to refresh my memory.