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[UPDATE] Laravel 5.2 is now available. Check out its features here:

http://learninglaravel.net/laravel-52-is-released Laravel 5.2 is coming soon. Let's take a look at its new features to know what we will be getting:

**Middleware Group

As a PHP developer, you may be interested in working with frameworks. Frameworks attempt to make the process of development easier by simplifying common practices used in the majority of developing web projects such as packages, modules, plug-ins, an

Laravel has a cool way of filtering HTTP requests entering your application. The HTTP Middleware. You can find all your Middleware inside your ‘App\Http\Middleware‘ folder. Middleware is in charge of the default user authentication and ve

I want to be clear. I love the facade system in Laravel. It’s useful. It’s powerful. But it can also be a pain in the ass. Learning when to use, or not use facades and instead rely on dependency injection can not only help keep your code

There is a cool feature from Laravel called Maintenance Mode that allows developer to simply take down the website and apply necessary updates and changes. You can invoke in the command prompt

php artisan down

And your application will put

Ok, now that I have my fresh install of Laravel 5.1, I’m going to do more tutorials on this blog. For now, I’m going to start with something extremely simple, adding a Gravatar to your nav bar.

This is super simple thanks to the team

Over the last couple of weeks we’ve been adding Pusher to a Laravel application.

First, we set up the Client for making requests to Pusher and the Storage to store the currently active users in Setting up Pusher in a Laravel Application.

If you are anything like me, you view new projects as an opportunity to stretch your abilities, tackle a challenge, and improve your coding. This blog entry is an attempt to share a few items that stood out to me on one of Zaengle's Laravel inte