Without a doubt, Laravel is the best PHP framework right now. It would be nice if all PHP applications are migrated to Laravel, though this is wishful thinking. However, if you are here then you must be interested in doing that. This article is going to explain how Laravel migration works Our case study will […]
In this tutorial, we will explore React Context API in details. Background As with most component-based frontend frameworks, passing some form of data from one component to another is usually a real need. Typically it comes in the form of passing data from a parent to a child component or even child to parent components. […]
We are in a rapidly changing world. We rely on our smartphones, laptops, smartwatches and other gadgets to give us information on time and upon request. Data is transmitted from a data center back to us on any medium we choose to consume content. In this article, we will see how and in what cases […]
When building modern applications, it is not uncommon to have several isolated yet connected aspects of your application. For instance, you can have a website, an admin panel, and an API all powering the same application. There are many ways you can decide to handle this setup and we will consider one of the ways […]
Over the years, with the advancement of technology, different breakthroughs have been made in our interaction with computers. The experience that was limited to viewing 2D objects on a screen has evolved to the stage that we have augmented reality and virtual reality, in which we can have an immersive experience in our applications with […]
Laravel makes building PHP applications a breeze. It is designed to provide methods for handling the basics your application will need to run – database interaction, routing, sessions, caching and more. It has service providers that allow you to load custom configurations and extend Laravel’s capabilities to suit your needs. In this guide, we are […]
In this chapter, we will finish the frontend of the Laravel application and consume the APIs we already made. In the previous chapters (part 1, part 2), we created the backend for our application, created some API endpoints and set up Vue which would enable us create the core of the frontend. When we are […]
In the previous chapter, we set up our application’s migrations and models, and installed Laravel Passport for authentication. We also planned what the application will look like. In this chapter, we will implement the controllers and handle all requests to our application. Prerequisites To continue with this part, please go through the first part of […]
In this article, we will cover how you can use Laravel to build a simple e-commerce application. After this tutorial, you should know how to use Laravel and Vue to make a web application and understand the basics of making an online store. With the advent of the internet, many regular things became faster and […]
In this article, we will see how we can monitor internet connection changes. When the phone is online, we will fetch data from an API, otherwise, we will display an error page. Here’s what we want to create: Many applications require an internet connection to either fetch or save data. However, it’s normal for internet […]
In previous chapters of this series, we considered a couple of concepts useful for developing modern web applications with Laravel and Vue. In this final part, we are going to combine all the concepts from the previous parts into building a Trello clone using Laravel and Vue. Here is a screen recording of what the […]
In this article, how the Laravel framework implements MVC architecture. By the end, you will have some knowledge of MVC and how Laravel helps with structuring your application. If you are not new to software programming, you must have heard of MVC. MVC is a software architecture pattern and it stands for Model View Controller. […]