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Read about how to use Squeaky, the new Laravel package by Jon Purvis, to validate input and ensure it doesn’t contain profanity.
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A detailed description on how to implement an effective strategy for modernising a legacy system.
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We’ve just launched Indigo v1.0, a native local web server environment built for Mac-based web developers.
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Laravel Usage Limiter Package Tutorial
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Read about how to use Volt to build Livewire components. We’ll compare the functional API and class-based API and then look at how to test your Volt components.
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Laravel 13 is coming. Check out the new requirements and what work has been started.
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Explore Laravel’s new Cache::flexible() method for balancing data freshness and performance in high-traffic applications.
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Artisan is Laravel’s command-line interface that can help you streamline your development process. Let’s explore its power and how it can boost your productivity.
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Discover how Pest 3 simplifies architecture testing with pre-configured presets, making it effortless to enforce best practices and maintain code quality in your projects.
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Step up your PHP testing game with Pest 3. Architecture testing presets, mutations, and todo lists management.
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Get started with GPT-4o mini’s API in no time thanks to my handy step-by-step guide.
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Learn how to format text columns in Filament to improve readability and make your admin panel look more professional.
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Learn how to create and customize a stats widget in Filament for displaying real-time statistics.
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Is upgrading to Laravel 11 worth it? Let me help you decide, show you how to proceed step by step, and give you additional tips.
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Laravel 12 will be released early 2025. Let’s put our investigator hat and see what we can find out about this new major version.
About Benjamin Crozat
Hi! I’m from the South of France and I’ve been a self-taught web developer since 2006. When I started learning PHP and JavaScript, PHP 4 was still widely used, Internet Explorer 6 ruled the world, and we used DHTML to add falling snow on websites.
Being able to educate myself for free on the web changed my life for the better. Giving back to the community was a natural direction in my career and I truly enjoy it.
Therefore, I decided to take action:
- I launched this blog in September 2022 with the goal to be in everyone’s Google search. I get more than tens of thousands of monthly clicks from it and even more visits overall (my analytics dashboard is public by the way).
- I also started growing my X (formerly Twitter) account at the same time, which has now over 7,000 followers.
- All the content I write is free thanks to my sponsors.
I also want to be completely free with my time and make a living with my own products. In April 2024, I launched Nobinge, a tool to summarize and chat with your content, including YouTube videos.
Believe me, I’m just getting started!