Articles
Laravel Pulse in action
January 14th, 2024 —
posted in Code With Burt
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1 minute read
In this video we're going through what you could do with Laravel Pulse.
We're tracking slow requests, slow jobs, queues, exceptions, user requests, cache....
#laravel,
#pulse,
#monitoring
This was 2023
December 28th, 2023 —
posted in Originals
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6 minute read
2023 is almost over, here is what happened this year.
#year-recap,
#personal
Public routes blow up Laravel
December 27th, 2023 —
posted in Community content
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1 minute read
Here is Chris Fidao explaining how public routes can blow up your Laravel app and eventually even bring it down.
#laravel,
#routes,
#sessions,
#overload
Working with Policies in Laravel
December 26th, 2023 —
posted in Originals
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4 minute read
As a project grows larger, it can sometimes become confusing to keep authorization logic in the controllers. A solution to this is to use Policies.
But even for small projects, this is very powerful, in fact, I try to use it everywhere, it makes my code clean and readable.
#laravel,
#policies,
#security,
#authorization
I threw out WordPress
December 23rd, 2023 —
posted in Originals
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2 minute read
After years of using Wordpress for my blog, I finally made a decision I should have made yeas ago.
#statamic,
#personal,
#blog
The landscape of developer blogs in 2023
April 15th, 2023 —
posted in Originals
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3 minute read
I was thinking about getting back to blogging. For that I wondered if my WordPress blog which I’ve set up ages ago would still do the trick.
#blogging,
#cms,
#poll
This was 2022
December 31st, 2022 —
posted in Originals
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4 minute read
As the year 2022 comes to an end I took the time to take a look back at what happened during the year.
#year-recap,
#personal
How to use the WhereX statement in Laravel
August 3rd, 2022 —
posted in Code With Burt
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1 minute read
In this weeks #QWW, we're using the whereX statement to query our data. With whereX you can use the field name of the column you want to query as a suffix to the where statement.
#eloquent,
#laravel
Keeping your database structured
July 31st, 2022 —
posted in Code With Burt
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1 minute read
In this weeks #QWW, we'll make sure our database doesn't get messed up. We're going to use the "after" method to keep the database structured. We'll also use the pretend flag to see the queries that will be run during the migration.
#database,
#laravel,
#structure
Incrementing & Decrementing values in one line
July 31st, 2022 —
posted in Code With Burt
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1 minute read
This is the very first video of #QWW, Quick Win Wednesday.
In this video we'll be incrementing and decrementing values in one line of code.
#laravel,
#tutorial