By adding a simple utility class to Tailwind, we can achieve beautiful gradient colors for headers (or any text).
Let’s build a file sharing SaaS app with Laravel and Vue! Featuring direct, signed uploads to S3 with FilePond, secure sharing, tiered pricing plans, usage statistics and more.
A Snackbar is a small notification bar that pops up when a user performs an action. In this snippet, we’ll build a simple Snackbar in Vue for when you don’t want to pull in a package to handle it for you.
Using Laravel Sanctum for authentication, we’ll build a Flutter app that authenticates users and sends an auth token for any future requests. The perfect starting point for your next Flutter app.
Blade components are useful for re-usable parts of your app, but they also work really nicely as app layouts. This makes it really clean to define elements like page titles for each of your pages.
Laravel Fortify is a first-party authentication package with features like password resets and two factor authentication out of the box. All you need to do is build the frontend.
Learn while you build a GraphQL API with Laravel Lighthouse, then build a Nuxt frontend with Apollo to consume it. All styled with Tailwind.
Laravel Jetstream ships with teams functionality, allowing you to create teams and add team members. In this course, we'll dive into the basics, how it works, and look at scoping models to teams with roles and permissions.
Laravel Homestead is a pre-packaged Vagrant box that installs everything you need to build Laravel projects. Once you're set up, you'll use a separate virtual machine environment to create and build projects, which is much easier than installing everything on your local machine.
Starting with a fresh Laravel Jetstream scaffold, we’re going to build a mini dropbox clone, powered by a single Livewire file browser component. Each team has a space where users can create folders, upload files seamlessly, browse folders and get instant search results.
This snippet walks you through setting up a separate log channel in Laravel, with its own file. We'll also tap into a custom log formatter to choose the output structure. Great for separating different kinds of logs.
Laravel Jetstream is optional application scaffolding for Laravel. Out the box, it provides authentication, email verification, two factor authentication, API token support and more. This course guides you through it’s features and goes behind the scenes to get you up to scratch, ready for your next project.
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.
PHP 8 boasts some great additions. Here's a practical look at the changes most likely to affect your day-to-day development.