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Let’s take an adventure on a Laravel collections tutorial. Having used the framework for some time, I’ve gotten used to working with the various features of it. One of the things I’ve been meaning to really dig into is the Collectio

One of the greatest aspects of Laravel Blade is that it's incredibly easy to handle view partials and control logic. I find myself frequently extracting the contents of a loop out to a Blade partial and then passing just a bit of data into the p

Although I’ve been using Laravel heavily for over two years, I still find things there that I didn’t really know about.

Today I took some time to really understand all the different ways of saving and associating related models. I had

With the introduction of Laravel 5 and the adoption PHPDotenv, Laravel environment variables have become easier to use than ever before. In today’s tutorial I’ll walk you through how to get started using environment variables in your proj

In creating our PHP String Helper Functions, we were able to define four useful string helper functions to use in our projects. Recall we had a split_string() function, a find_between() function, a find_all() function, and a delete() function. They&r

If you know the name Douglas Crockford, you know JSON. Mr Crockford is a Chuck Norris of sorts in the Javascript world and created the JSON standard. It stands for JavaScript Object Notation and it provides a great way to share data between languages

There’s a really neat feature in Laravel that often gets overlooked because of the feature’s complicated sounding name. We’re talking about accessors and mutators.

What exactly are accessors and mutators?

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When you think about authentication and authorization checks on users of your system, the first things that come to mind are usually the typical role-based access control types: groups, permissions, passwords, etc. Most RBAC systems out there hard-co