Blogs of laravel

Laravel, one of the most common PHP frameworks, offers developers a trustworthy and efficient platform to develop online applications. However, It is often difficult to install Laravel to get an entirely working project ready to use. For developers, errors in installation can be a difficult obstacle that delays the workflow and causes extra time. In this article, we are going to review the common Laravel installation errors, as well as their reasons and solutions. Common Installation Errors in Laravel Composer Dependency Issues For the installatio...

Laravel is a popular and best PHP framework valued for its effectiveness in web development. It places great emphasis on validation—a pivotal aspect in ensuring data integrity and fortifying against vulnerabilities in form handling.  Laravel validation ensures data integrity and security, offering a robust mechanism to validate user inputs and maintain application reliability. Understanding its importance and following the necessary steps guarantees smooth data handling and enhances the overall user experience. This b...

If you run a business, you know how important it is to have smooth and connected processes. ERP systems can help you by giving you a complete tool to manage and improve your business workflows. In this blog, I will take you on a journey to learn more about ERP systems and how Laravel can be a great choice for creating them. What is an ERP system?

We talk about how to implement Dual or 2factor authentication in Laravel using username and password followed by email. This is purely for programmers. First, the user enters his/her email address and password, after validating that, a token is generated which then gets sent to his email address. The user can log in only by using this token in the next step. Laravel ships with a default authentication method for login. But here we cannot depend on the default authentication method. Let's look at it in more detail. First, we are going to define the action from login in routes. Route::post('login', 'LoginController@authenticate'); When the submit button from the...

As we embarked on the deployment of a Laravel application using Vapor, we encountered an unexpected deviation from the documented process. The network, which was supposed to be automatically created during the initial deployment, failed to materialize. This unforeseen challenge necessitated a manual intervention, requiring us to navigate through the Vapor UI and meticulously configure a new network, specifying both the region and network name. Then we created a fixed publicly accessible database with minimum configuration (db.t3.micro - 2VCPU 1Gib RAM...

Since Laravel Vapor is serverless you cannot store files directly in the filesystem. All files should be stored in a cloud storage system, such as AWS S3. You can use the Vapor application to store the file in AWS S3 by adding the storage key as the S3 bucket name to the environment's vapor.yml configuration.  [code lang="js"] id: 3958 name: vapor-example environments: Production: storage: vapor-blog build: - 'composer install --no-dev' - 'php artisan event:cache' - 'npm ci && npm run prod && rm -rf node_modules' deploy: - 'php artisan migrate --force' [/code]

In today's fast-paced digital world, real-time updates have become crucial for many web applications. Whether it's a messaging app, a collaborative tool, or a news website, users expect to receive instant updates without having to refresh the page. Laravel, one of the most popular PHP frameworks, offers a seamless way to implement real-time updates using Server-Sent Events (SSE). In this step-by-step tutorial, we will explore how to leverage Laravel's SSE functionality to provide real-time updates to your web application. So, let's dive in and discover how to integrate real-time updates in Laravel using Server-Sent Events.   What are Server-Sent Event...

Why are they important in the context of the scenario? Imagine you're working with four tables: 'countries,' 'users,' 'posts,' and 'comments.' Now, let's say you want to establish a connection between 'countries' and 'comments.' In this case, the relationship chain would be: 'countries' has many 'users,' 'users' has many 'posts,' and 'posts' has many 'comments.' Now, how would you create a relationship from the 'Country' model to 'Comment'? Initially, Laravel doesn't offer a built-in relationship like this. However, if you're unsure about achieving this, don't worry— Here you will be guided through the

Choosing the correct framework for your web application is one of the most challenging components of the project's early phases. Although the most common considerations for a development team to choose the framework are - the cost of development, their expertise with it, the popularity of the framework, and so on - there are several other factors that require deliberate consideration, such as third-party integrations, deployment, testing, and more. With regard to all these mentioned considerations and factors, PHP being one of the oldest web development languages is equally popular in demand with Laravel being its most preferred framework. Laravel, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Yii 2, P...

Confused about what web framework will be the best for you? Web Frameworks are simply software packages that help to simplify the difficulties of web development. They adhere to numerous built-in features that are common in web development, minimising development time and resulting in a smooth transition from the development phase to the production phase. Web frameworks are essential because they make the development process easier. As a result, the framework chosen has a direct impact on project success. Laravel and Node.JS are two of the most powerful and influential web development technologies of the last decade. Since their introduction, their performance and excellent problem-solving features, wh...