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Laravel Forge launched their first official command-line tool that gives you a nice set of commands to manage your Forge servers, sites, and more. The first release (v1.0) of the Forge CLI contains around thirty commands, including initiating deployments, viewing application...

Application Performance Monitoring (APM), as the name suggests, is the process of monitoring the performance of the many aspects of your application. When an end-user logs into your application, for even just one web page to load on their device, there are very many...

Media Library can associate files with Eloquent models. You can, for instance, associate images with a blog post model. In your Blade view, you can retrieve URLs to the associated images. It can handle multiple collections, work with multiple filesytems, create zips on the...

Sanctum is Laravel’s lightweight API authentication package. This tutorial will go over using Laravel Sanctum to authenticate a mobile app. The app will be built in Flutter, Google’s cross-platform app development toolkit. We may skip some implementation details...

Before we move directly to talk about 7.4 release, let’s go through each of the earlier minor releases of Laravel 7. Laravel 7.1 – Patch to Fix Potential XSS Attacks We will briefly look at the new features in the 7.1 release, which introduced a convenient API...

If you want to run multiple websites using the same Laravel installation while keeping tenant specific data separated for fully independent multi-domain setups then it is pretty easily possible with this multi-tenant Laravel package. With this package, you can serve multiple...

Laravel Snooze is a package, which simplifies automating future notifications and reminders in Laravel. The package’s readme has some typical use-cases for this package: Reminder system (1 week before appt, 1 day before, 1 hour before, etc) Follow-up surveys (2 days...

  When creating jobs, listeners, or subscribers to push into the queue, you may start thinking that, once dispatched, you’re all on your own with what the queue worker decides to do with your logic. Well, it’s not that you can’t interact with the queue...