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I was recently browsing through X and saw an awesome code tip from Oussama Mater about a method I didn't know existed in Laravel. So I wanted to put together a quick article to share it with you all so you can benefit from it too!
HTMX brings back that philosophy, with a twist: it allows us to trigger AJAX requests from any HTML element just by adding custom attributes to it. Thanks to this approach, we can create single-page applications without writing a single line of JavaScript
There's been a lot of debate in the last few weeks on the merits of building web apps with HTML-over-the-wire vs. using popular JavaScript libraries like Vue and React, and how that choice affects the experiences of end users and developers.
I like to use the scripts key inside of my composer.json to write reusable runner commands – normally things like background processes, build scripts, etc. The problem is Composer has a default execution timeout of 30 seconds, so when I've got a long-run
Wire Extender allows you to embed any Livewire component on any website or even within a static HTML file.
The ensure() method allows you to ensure that the items in a Collection are of a specific data type. If an item in the Collection is not of the specified data type, the method will throw an UnexpectedValueException.
ecently, we introduced a nice new feature to Oh Dear: status badges. A status badge is a beautiful SVG that shows the uptime status of your site.
In this post, I've gathered some of my favorite tools to make working with Git more productive. I'll cover different types of tools, ranging from git aliases, git tools, git workflows, and more.
The Apex Charts plugin for Filament by Leandro Ferreira brings the popular Apex Chart library to your Laravel applications. This plugin uses the same API as the Apex Chart library, so you can use the official documentation as a configuration reference for
You probably already know some comparison operators in PHP. Things like the ternary ?:, the null coalescing ?? and the spaceship <=> operators. But do you really know how they work? Understanding these operators makes you use them more, resulting in a cle
Last week, we released a new package called Laravel PDF that allows you to transform Blade views into PDFs. Under the hood, Chromium is used to perform the transformation. Because Chromium is an up-to-date browser, you can use any modern CSS you like.
Laravel 11 is set to release in "Q1" of 2024, which may be as soon as next month.