Hey hey, From my LaravelDaily.comNew Laravel 12: NO New Features, and That's GOOD!
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This week, the Laravel team released many things, including the new Laravel 12, which has.. no new features. And that's GREAT news! Let me explain, in this article. From my YouTube ChannelLaravel 12 Starter Kits: What You Need To Know
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We've tried the new starter kits, and let's talk about them. Also we will talk about React vs Vue and about the fate of Breeze and JetStream. NEW Laravel 12: No New Features (And That's GREAT!)
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Video version of the article from above. An overview of Laravel 12 lack of new functions, and some context why it's good news for the community. From Official Laravel YouTube ChannelGetting Started with Laravel Cloud
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Let's take a tour of Laravel Cloud. We'll deploy a Laravel app in under 60 seconds. We'll add autoscaling and hibernation. We'll also add resources like database, cache, and storage. The Laravel VS Code Extension is (officially) HERE
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It's out of beta! So here's the official video. Laravel Cloud vs. Laravel Forge
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You have options as a Laravel developer when it comes to where to deploy your application. So when should you choose Laravel Cloud and when would you choose Laravel Forge? Let's talk about it. Laravel Cloud vs. Laravel Vapor
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When deploying your next app, when should you choose Laravel Cloud and when would you choose Laravel Vapor? Let's take a look at two of the deployment platforms that Laravel has to offer. Deploying a NEW Starter Kit to Laravel Cloud in 5 Minutes
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Starter kits are here which means it's that much simpler to start from scratch and deploy to Laravel Cloud. But what does that look like practically? Let's take a look. Laravel + React: First Look at the New Official Starter Kit
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Explore Laravel's official React Starter Kit - the perfect foundation for building modern applications with Laravel's powerful backend and React's dynamic frontend capabilities! From Laravel CommunityLaravel IDEA v10 is Here
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The Laravel IDEA team released v10, which is the most significant release to date! It includes smart database table and field completion, powerful Inertia.js support, native Facade support, and more. Laravel 12 is Now Released
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Laravel 12 is now released, introducing new starter kits for React, Vue, and Livewire, and updating the latest upstream dependencies.
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Check out my Laravel courses. As a newsletter subscriber, you get 20% off membership, with coupon NEWSLETTER20! Consuming apis with saloon for Laravel
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Let's explore sallon, a package to help you consume apis, for laravel. Import One Million Rows To The Database (PHP/Laravel)
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In this video, we explore different ways to import large CSV files in Laravel, benchmarking each approach and discussing their pros and cons. From simple collection-based imports to high-performance concurrent processing - let's try it out together. Three Things You Need to Know about Livewire Volt in 9 Minutes
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When you see Livewire Volt, you might immediately think it's just that weird functional syntax. Or you might not want to have to learn Livewire all over again. Deploying a Laravel Project on Forge with Reverb WebSockets | Real-Time Setup Tutorial
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In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll walk you through setting up Laravel Forge, configuring your server, and integrating Reverb for real-time communication. Laravel's New Date Shorthands & Fluent Numeric Validation in Laravel 11.41 & 42
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What's new in Laravel is back! We share new features of the Laravel framework every week grok-php/laravel
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Seamlessly integrate Grok AI into Laravel applications with an elegant, developer-friendly package. Leverage powerful AI models for chat, automation, and NLP, while maintaining Laravel's expressive simplicity. Grok AI offers multiple models, each optimized for different use cases. the only correct way to use laravel pint in phpstorm
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I really do not understand why this isn't the default. If you work in a team - you should use this. If you work alone, there is no reason why you shouldn't. Pulsetracker Geofencing with Laravel
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Pulsetracker provides a powerful geofencing feature that allows you to monitor when devices enter or exit specific geographic areas. Five Practical Tips to Improve Search in Laravel Apps With Typesense
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Typesense is making waves in the search landscape. Since its inclusion as an officially supported driver for Laravel Scout, Typesense has quickly become a go-to choice for developers looking to integrate full-text search into their Eloquent models in Laravel. Supercharging Laravel with Go: Building a Hybrid Architecture
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I've been working with polyglot architectures a lot lately, specifically mixing Laravel with Go services. It's a combination that's been working incredibly well for us, as it lets us leverage Laravel's rich ecosystem while tapping into Go's performance benefits and compilation advantages. Siren Call of SQLite on the Server
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At Terrateam, we are big fans of Fly.io. The service is hosted there and it’s served us well. Just deploy your TOML file, get your infrastructure, do something else with the rest of your day. One of the interesting sides of Fly is that they invest heavily in server-side SQLite. christophrumpel/artisan-benchmark
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Simply replace your:command with your command signature. After execution, you'll see detailed benchmark results. Be aware that it only shows the count difference from before running your command. 13 Common HTTP Errors in Laravel and How to Fix Them
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Laravel, like any other web framework, interacts with HTTP requests and responses. While working with Laravel, you might encounter different HTTP status code errors. These errors indicate issues with client requests, authentication, server configuration, or application logic. Add These to Every New Laravel Project
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Of course, like anything, these are optional and may not be suitable for all projects, teams or experience levels. Adding Model::shouldBeStrict to your Laravel application does a few things. First, let's add it to the boot method of our AppServiceProvider. That's it for this week, see you in the next newsletter issue! |