Learn to deploy a Vultr server with the Laravel Marketplace App and host a Laravel application with Vultr Managed Database and Let's Encrypt SSL.

Automatically generate your API documentation from your existing Laravel routes. Take a look at the example documentation. php artisan api:gen --routePrefix=settings/api/* To generate your API ...

Installing October CMS on your local machine can tedious. Usually, you would have to download the source files, edit your hosts file, vhosts, etc. However there is an easier way and in this post, ...

Fouladgar.dev shows us how to make a filter for Models with a checking “authorization” filter in Laravel. You will learn how to : Make a filter for an eloquent model Apply filters on a query builder ...

According to the CAGR survey, the global POS terminals market recorded for USD 62.34 billion in 2018 and is expected to register 7.8% from 2019 to 2025. Inventory split is one of the key features of ...

Before you deploy your application in a hostile environment, full of merciless bots and malicious users, there are a number of security considerations that you must keep in mind. In this article, we ...

Rob Simpkins shares five awesome code snippets that he frequently uses across all his Laravel applications. These snippets are very useful. Be sure to check them out and use them for your projects!

Dennis Smink wrote a nice Laravel tutorial on how to create a lock screen. Unlike your phone that locks automatically after an X number of seconds, Laravel does not come with a locking feature. In ...

Freek Van der Herten built a new package that we can use to log all users' activity easily: Laravel ActivityLog.

Caching is an essential part of the software development process if you care about the scalability and performance of your application. In this tutorial, Ian shows you how to use Laravel Cache to ...

laravel-setting is an Advanced Settings Manager for Laravel. It has many good features.

Ajay Gupta wrote a tutorial on how to upload images from summernote text editor and store the images' path into our database. If you're using summernote with Laravel. Check this out.