For a recent project, I had to setup basic pagination with Laravel 5.3. Coming form the CakePHP world, it was pretty straightforward and luckily I landed on an awesome blog post by Matt Cutts on pagination in Laravel 5.3. Using most of what I learned from that article, I was able to get pagination up […] Keep Reading
In the last tutorial, we went over how to setup a Laravel Auth application with admin routing, email activations and more. That tutorial was a lot of fun but it was not complete. I said to myself that, in the future, I would add a second part where I would cover login throttling, Google reCAPTCHA […] Keep Reading
When it comes to user authentication and authorization, Laravel is one of the best frameworks out there. But when trying to setup authentication for the first time in Laravel, the process can seem a bit daunting, especially when you are trying to do something a bit more advanced than the basic authorization functionalities. According to […] Keep Reading
So, when I started getting into Laravel, I was using Laravel 5.3 which has plenty of cool features that made me fall in love with the framework. One of those features that I absolutely love is Laravel’s notification system. The Laravel notification system is quite versatile. In addition to support for sending email, Laravel provides […] Keep Reading
All summer long, we kept hearing comparisons between the DC’s Suicide Squad movie and Marvel’s Avengers movies. So, I thought that it would be interesting to see what both movies share in common. In the end, all I could find was the fact that Harley Quinn and Thor both have hammers. The truth is that […] Keep Reading
Tutorial Conclusion That basically wraps-up the tutorial. We now have a working web application that features a Laravel backend along with a AngularJS frontEnd. We have als covered many of the important topics that we set out to cover during the tutorial introduction. So now, we can talk about what we can do to make […] Keep Reading
Part 10 – AngularJS Modules Controllers and Templates At this point, our AngularJS application and all of its directory setup is complete. We have also created the Burgerpedia module file along with the 2 template files and 2 controller files needed to make the application work. In the end, our application consists of the following […] Keep Reading
Part 9 – Getting familiar with AngularJS Note #1: OK, prior to this tutorial, I had zero experience with AngularJS. Don’t get me wrong. I heard about AngularJS and knew that it could do some really amazing stuff but I had never actually used it. So, I decided to read a few articles and tutorials […] Keep Reading
If you’re a regular on this blog, then you know about my huge lovefest with Google. Well, the good folks at bargainfox were nice enough to share these 55 interesting facts about Google.. Check out the complete infographic below by Bargain Fox. Google is the leading global search engine. However, besides this basic information, there […] Keep Reading
Part 8 – Integrating AngularJS and Bootstrap Now that we have the Laravel backend completely ready and all of our API routes defined, let’s go ahead and setup our frontend for viewers using AngularJS and Bootstrap. The first part is downloading and installing the various AngularJS and Bootstrap files in the right location. Inside Laravel’s […] Keep Reading