Laravel Development with Vessel (Docker)
Learn how to get started with Vessel
Wodemocracy 💪 Crossfit 💪 Indie site
Wodemocracy is a website I have created that I hope can bring a bit more fun and community for all CrossFitters. You can submit a…
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5 of the best Laravel books
My personal top 5 Laravel books
Social Network API update
Last time I updated you guys on this, I only had a list of ideas and how it would initially pan out. I have now started the project and published the repo onto GitHub.
WATCH TAYLOR OTWELL – LARAVEL 5.3 OVERVIEW FROM LARACON US!
If you're looking forward to what Laravel 5.3 has to offer then I would definitely recommend that you watch this video of Taylor Otwell which goes into detail on what the latest version has to offer. It is pretty long at 1 hour and 36 minutes, but my gosh is it worth it.
Laracon US – Laravel 5.3 overview
The last two days I have been keeping an eye on the Laracon US live stream shown on StreamACon and while the first day of the stream didn't go too well, the second days stream has been phenomenal (Review will be coming soon).
Social Networking site – Starting point
In my last post, I said how I would create a new open sourced social networking website and I would start out on the API.
The beginning of our Laravel social network
A long while back, I said I would love to create and document making a social networking website using the Laravel framework, well that hasn't happened, like at all.
Using View Composers in Laravel 5.2
I have started using Laravel's View Composers which come in handy when you have a navigation bar that constantly needs certain data. For example, you have an e-commerce store and you need to poll how many items a user has in their basket on pretty much every page they move onto, or you need a login/register button when a user isn't logged in and then a profile options button when they are.
Using Vagrant and Homestead In as Little Steps as Possible (Per Project Install)
I want to show you guys just how quick and easy it easy to get a Laravel project up and running alongside Vagrant/Homestead.