Articles in this series
From time-to-time, you will happen upon a problem between your frontend and API that you can't quite see. A dd() in your controller or a console.log() in your frontend just doesn't seem to cut it and the problem seems out of reach. Luckily, Laravel p...
In many tutorials around the web, authors use and define services like Twilio in the controller, which flies in the face of the principles of MVC frameworks like Laravel. It also doesn't heed DRY principles as defined in the book, The Pragmatic Progr...
GraphQL, in my opinion, has been one of the best technologies to be released in the last ten years. GraphQL is a specification that describes how we can use just one query to get data from an API instead of hitting multiple endpoints with different H...
Laravel senior devs are constantly looking for ways to ensure their functions, especially their controller methods, are DRY and only do one thing. Laravel provides many easy and intuitive ways to refactor your controllers to make them highly readable...
Sometimes the rules that come pre-built into Laravel are not enough. Luckily, Laravel provides a way for you to create your own rules using a separate Rule class. In this post, I'll show you how we can create a custom rule that makes sure passwords a...
I've been gone for a while, but I'm back! During my 'break' I gave Inertia with Laravel another chance and ended up liking it. I'm still not a fan of how Laravel devs still have to go to multiple places for docs, but it's what we have so far until th...
