Tag: Web Development
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New Poll: What Laravel Package Would Be Most Beneficial?
Hi Everyone, I’ve just launched a brand-new poll on BuyMeACoffee, and I’d love to get your input:Vote here This poll is aimed at figuring out which Laravel package would bring the most value – whether you’re a developer, product manager,… Continue reading
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From Code to Craft: The Art of Modern Web Development
In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, the line between engineer and artist continues to blur. We’re no longer just building pages, we’re crafting immersive experiences, defining how people interact with the digital world. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or… Continue reading
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Building Scalable and Elegant Web Applications with Laravel: A Developer’s Deep Dive
Laravel has transformed the way developers build modern web applications with PHP. What once was a landscape dominated by bloated legacy codebases and spaghetti logic is now populated with clean, expressive, and powerful applications—thanks in no small part to Laravel’s… Continue reading
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Laravel 12
Laravel 12, released on February 24, 2025, continues the framework’s tradition of enhancing developer productivity and application performance. Building upon the robust foundation of Laravel 11, this latest version introduces several noteworthy updates and refinements. Key Updates in Laravel 12… Continue reading
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New Packages
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been busy working and publishing on a few new Laravel packages, which can be found here and here. There first being a logger package, and the second being one to stop destructive commands.… Continue reading
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Laravel Development
Laravel has become one of the most beloved PHP frameworks, renowned for its elegant syntax, robust features, and active community. It simplifies common tasks in web development, enabling developers to focus on crafting seamless applications. In this blog post, we’ll… Continue reading
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The Importance of Stopping Destructive Commands
One of the main differences between a local environment and a production one, is the ability to run the majority, if not all, of the Artisan commands via the terminal. However, you might not want to allow this to happen… Continue reading
