So you’re working on one of your many sites running inside Laravel Homestead, but you want to get some feedback from a collegue and would like them to access your site.
Or you are working with an external API that requires access to your de
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# Chapter 2: Building Our First Website
Now that we know how to install Laravel, l
We will learn how to use Socialite - a new Laravel 5 feature - to let users log in using their Facebook account.
After learning this recipe, you may apply the technique to authenticate users with other social networks (Twitter, Github, Gmail, etc.
We often need to manipulate Images for various purpose such as creating thumbnails or just simple resizing to fit proper size, it is quite cumbersome to perform these tasks in PHP, but intervention package make it so easy, we are going to use Interve
I really love the simplicity of transactional email API services such as Mandrill.
It’s so much easier to send application emails when all you need to do is to make an API request, rather than dealing with the headache of an email server.
Itsoulusionstuff wrote a tutorial on how to create CRUD AngularJS with Laravel 5.
What is Redis?
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Redis is an in-memory but persistent on disk database, that represents a different trade-off where very high write and read speed is achieved with the limitation of data sets that can’t be larger than the memor