If you're using Laravel as a pure API and need to broadcast realtime events to your client with Laravel Websockets, this snippet covers using Laravel Echo in Vue to pick them up.
If you've got the Laravel basics covered, it's time to put what you've learned into practice. In this course, we'll build a simple app, Posty, that allows users to post on a public timeline.
You've covered the basics, now it's time to cover authentication. Although Laravel offers Jetstream (a first-party package with authentication scaffolding) building up authentication manually is great practice.
If you need a starting point for Laravel Livewire datatables, this course has you covered. We’ll create a single Datatable component that resolves a builder from a model, renders records, paginates, searches and allows multiple records to be selected and actioned on!
Just starting out with Laravel? We've got you. This course takes you through the most used parts of the framework to get you up and running in no time.
A step-by-step guide to getting the Laravel Websockets package working on Forge. We'll cover deploying, SSL support and an Nginx reverse proxy to make the process as simple as possible.
Need to add realtime functionality to your Laravel apps? Laravel Websockets provides a websocket server without the need to reach for third-party services. This course gets you up and running.
If you need to accept subscription payments, this course covers everything you need to know. Using Laravel Cashier, we'll create plans, accept payments and allow customers to manage every aspect of their subscription.
Build a realtime private message dashboard that allows conversations between any number of users, with everything updated in realtime.
Join a room and start chatting! This course covers building a multi-room text chat app with Laravel Livewire, including Laravel Websockets for realtime updates, and a sprinkle of Alpine.js to handle showing when a user is typing in realtime.
You've got Sanctum up and running for authentication, but it's cookie based, so making requests to your API with Postman is a little more complicated. This snippet shows you how.
Let's recreate Twitter with Laravel! Completely from scratch, we'll use Laravel and Vue to build out a Twitter Clone with as many features as we can. Includes a timeline, notifications, media uploads, hashtags, mentions, granular search and much more. To top it off, everything is updated in true realtime.
Give users the ability to issue GitHub style personal access tokens within your app, which can be used to authenticate with your API. We'll also be attaching abilities (permissions) to tokens and creating a clean way to check these in your API controllers.
Get Laravel Sanctum (formerly known as Airlock) installed, configured and have authentication up and running with Vue using Vue CLI and a simple Vuex store.
Get Laravel Sanctum (formerly known as Airlock) installed, configured and have authentication up and running with Nuxt using the Nuxt Auth module.
All the core functionality you'll need to implement referrals in your Laravel app. When you're done, just hook in what happens when a referral is successful.