Laravel Log Viewer v2.2 - Multiple hosts & Accessibility By no means a minor release, v2.2 introduces support for multiple hosts (browsing logs from multiple servers in a single UI) and major accessibility improvements for keyboard navigation and screen readers.
Laravel Announcing Log Viewer v2 Log Viewer V2 includes a front-end rewrite to Vue, removal of Livewire dependency, mobile-friendly UI, updated docs, HTTP API. Read more about the changes here.
Laravel Log Viewer's 2 month update Learn about updates to the Log Viewer package released within the first 2 months after its launch, as well as the roadmap of future updates.
Laravel Log Viewer for Laravel Introducing the brand new Log Viewer for Laravel. Open-source with tons of features, fast and beautiful. What more do you need?
Write Better Laravel Why working code is not enough? Write Better Laravel, Part 2 In this article you will learn about tactical versus strategic programming, and why choosing the right approach is important for the code base in the long run.
Write Better Laravel What is complexity? Write Better Laravel, Part 1 In this article you will learn what "complexity" means in software design, and what exactly makes code complex.
Laravel How to use Laravel Facades safely It's not exactly clear in the Laravel documentation, but there's one thing the Facades do that might introduce accidental bugs in your system: Facades are like singletons. Unlike traditional service container bindings with anonymous functions, Facades retain the resolved instance and use that in future Facade calls. Let's have a
Laravel How to fix Laravel Queue's "ModelNotFoundException" What to do when your Laravel queued job fails due to the relevant models not being found? Let's examine your options of handling ModelNotFoundException in a queued job.
Laravel Introduction to the Laravel Service Container The Laravel Service Container can be a bit of a mystery, especially if you're not using it that often. In this article I will explain how to use it, and what common mistakes you should avoid.
Laravel Improving IntelliSense for Laravel projects Laravel has a lot of "magic" to help provide a developer-friendly framework. This "magic" can also be a roadblock for many IDE's to provide good IntelliSense suggestions. Here's how to fix that.
Laravel Testing Laravel websites over local network When developing a website you often want to (and should!) preview your masterpiece on a real mobile device. Or let a family member preview it and test it without them overtaking your laptop. Here's a quick and easy way to allow any devices on your local network to have a
