Laravel comes with out-of-the-box authorization mechanism which is incredibly easy to use. But it depends on several pre-defined things, one…
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One of the less-known Laravel features is Login throttling. By default, if user tries to log in via default Laravel…
Some time ago I posted a tweet that went viral: it was my vision of how typical Laravel SaaS could…
Have you ever used an external API and specified its version? For example, have you noticed the “/v1/” in the…
If you’re building a Laravel project with both Web and API sides, you need to customize error messages for each…
When it comes to the performance of the Laravel application, by far the no.1 problem I’ve seen is the database.…
When working with large datasets that are complex to get or rarely change, we can use caching to reduce the…
I know that stateless in REST means that the client and server are separate, but I thought that it should always be the case. What would be an example of an API that is not stateless. Can those also be tested by QA?
The Filament v4 Beta is here with a range of powerful, helpful updates. It’s faster, easier to use, and gives…
Laravel package for OpenRouter (A unified interface for LLMs) Source: Read MoreÂ
Laravel Nightwatch is first-class monitoring for Laravel applications. Deep monitoring and insights, no matter where you deploy. The post Laravel…
Larallow for Laravel is a package for handling roles and permissions with advanced features such as scoped roles, polymorphic relations,…
A Laravel toolkit for Domain Driven Design patterns Source: Read MoreÂ
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AnyCable is a broadcasting adapter for Laravel similar to Reverb The post AnyCable Laravel Broadcaster appeared first on Laravel News.…
Laravel’s Number class provides locale-aware parsing methods that handle international number formats using PHP’s Intl extension. These utilities automatically convert…
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Laravel’s Arr::from method unifies array extraction from various data types including collections, Jsonable objects, and Arrayable instances. This utility eliminates…
The Laravel Taxonomy package manages categories, tags, and hierarchical structures in Laravel applications. Taxonomy is ideal for category management, organizing…
I never had to use Cucumber hooks in all my experience. I had to admit though, that I didn’t write the framework from scratch. At my last job, there framework was TestNG with Cucumber (that is why never had to use TEST annotation). Am I right, that if you have TestNG, you don’t need to use hooks, because you use TestNG Before/After annotation. In other words, you can’t use both. You can use ones or the others. And I think that using HOOKS defeats the purpose of having TestNG