Pest is a new testing framework for PHP, aiming to provide a better experience for writing tests by providing expressive interfaces. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a small, Laravel, to-do application and test it using the Pest framework.

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If you have worked with a Large scale Laravel application, there might be a great chance that you would have to use JSON columns to save some information in your tables.

The recent Laravel CVE enables remote attackers to exploit a RCE flaw in websites using Laravel. I’ve read the article about the exploitation procedure using the Ignition library on Laravel. To get started, I went through our recon database which contains…

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A breakdown of the multitude of options when it comes to creating a local Laravel development environment

Conference talk given at the 2020 LaraconUS / Online conference. Come for a journey as I show you down the path I've taken along the Eloquent road.

A simple example of how to use less memory when loading Eloquent data.

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When writing an application with a decoupled front- and backend, you'll have to start considering the requests your frontend client makes to the API. Fetching data again from the backend, even when you only want to verify that your frontend's cache i...

There are a lot of sub-topics in this video. Why do you need foreign keys? What happens if you don't create them? How to override default errors? Check for child records on the front-end and the back-end? Use if-else or try-catch? Let's dive in.

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When working with Mail notifications in Laravel, you’ll often be in a situation where you would want to render something based on some condition.