
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.
Living in a Constant State of Merge Conflict
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.
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.
I decided to build version 2 of Livewire Tables from the ground up. I am hundreds of hours in with no end in sight, did I bite off more than I could chew with this one?
Sometimes ideas pop into my head that I don't immediately need, but I think are a good exercise. So I carve out 15 minutes of my day to code an example to learn and save to my library of components for future use.
Are you like me and find it impossible to find the time to keep up with the changes in Laravel on a weekly basis? In this series I'll try to roll them up periodically into one post.
In a previous article, I showed you how to use Tailwind CSS to enable a dark theme on your application. Let's take it one step further and have it prioritize the user's system theme settings first.
Laravel Authentication Log is a package which tracks your user's authentication information such as login/logout time, IP, Browser, Location, etc. as well as sends out notifications via mail, slack, or sms for new devices and failed logins.
I had never implemented dark mode in Tailwind before, but it was such a breeze I decided to make it even easier for you.
Prior to this simple PR, we needed verbose closures to do simple queries on relationships. Now it can be done on one line with these simple helpers.