Laravel Octane is a great way to scale your Laravel application. It's easy to use and can improve performance without needing to make changes to your codebase.

By just having the right IDE setup — you can learn and grow, meanwhile producing quality code and software.

In this part of my series, we will install a minimum viable local environment for Laravel development.

In this article, we will also go over and configure anything exclusive to PhpStorm. We start by setting some good defaults, that help with automated code format

You can improve your productivity in Laravel by using these developer-friendly tools and resources to cut down on time spent on tedious, avoidable tasks.

Are you looking for a comparison and an ultimate guide for Django vs laravel? You got the final destinations with features and benchmarks.

My top favorite tools for spotting N+1 problems in database queries for Laravel projects.

Laravel Sail is a powerful tool for managing Laravel development environments, making it a great choice for both solo developers and teams. Get more details.

 What to expect in laravel 10: An overview of upcoming features and changes. Laravel v10 is the next major version of Laravel after Laravel v9 and laravel v8

Learn everything you need to know about Laravel via these 77 free HackerNoon stories.

Why you don't need Linux to develop in PHP? With the introduction of Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2), PHP development on Windows has become very easy.

This guide is perfect for developers wanting to ensure their Laravel application is rock-solid and secure. Get started today.

Laravel Telescope is a customized debugging panel with different aspects of the application, where each aspect is highlighted in a separate menu item.

In this article, I'll talk about what the problems with searching without full-text search are and how to implement such search

The first part of immersing PHP developers in the world of modern frontend with Laravel Livewire

Laravel wraps FakerPHP, which we usually access through the `fake()` helper. Faker PHP comes with modifiers like `valid()` and `unique()`

Laravel relies heavily on Facades. Some might think they are anti-patterns, but I believe they can result in clean and testable code.

Laravel offers an elegant method-calling feature called Facades. They resemble static methods, but well, they are not! What kind of magic is Laravel doing?

Comparison for readability and performance between PHP Arrays and Laravel Collections