Michael Brooks

Michael Brooks: a website developer and blogger.

  • Laravel Dynamic Navigation Package

    Laravel Dynamic Navigation Package

    I have managed to create a dynamic navigation package for Laravel which can be seen in my previous post. If you go to Packagist you will be able to find my package under checkeredmichael/navigation.

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  • Laravel Dynamic Menu Tutorial (Best for Admin packages)

    Thanks to this very Laravel topic over at Laravel.io and Josh Benham I managed to find out how to make my very own

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  • Composer Private Repository Problems

    Composer Private Repository Problems

    Recently I have been finding out the slight differences between Windows and Linux for use with Laravel and Composer. One difference is Windows isn’t picky about the way you set out Composer’s packages which can be a major problem. Here’s the issue I had and what I had to do to get it going…

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  • Social Networking Website Based in Laravel

    I’ve been wanting to make a social networking website for a long time, one which will rival the big guys. I also thought about maybe doing it following the footsteps of Mark Zuckerberg by recording my steps live on my Blog and get feedback to what others think. That way, I can create something which everyone wants and unleash something which almost everyone will love.

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  • First Laravel Tutorial – Controllers and Routes

    Previously on a Laravel project, I had to have a slug within my routes which would point to two different tables within my database. I needed a controller which would do the thinking for me. And by this I mean, in my routes I would have…

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  • Brand New Website, Brand New Exciting Start

    Of becoming a Web Master. It’s been a while since I properly posted on my Blog. And so I wondered the best way to go about this. As I went back to my old site and old Blog. I looked at it and I couldn’t help but think that the way of making templates on Blogger was a bit too tedious and slap-dashed and was in need of a new website.

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