Laravel tip. You can use the whereRelation method (introduced in Laravel 8.57+) instead of whereHas when filtering by a simple where statement. The only downside is that you cannot use scopes, whereRelation is suitable for only one simple “where” statement. The merit of using whereRelation is shorter and more readable syntax, and in terms of […]

Did you know that you can put some conditional validation rules in your Laravel form requests? If you use Inertia, you can also switch from your Javascript validation to server-side validation with Form requests. Works like a charm.

Laravel is a very flexible framework, and you can reutilize your Blade components when it comes to SVG rendering. You can use {{ $.attributes }} in the component itself to pass custom attributes like (e.g., “class”). Just look at the following syntax: File structure: Helpful tip If you see the use of href="#!" and have […]

Eloquent is a brilliant ORM – you can use conditions in relationships. In this example, we have multiple users. In the next step, we set a relationship called admins which extends the user relation with a condition. So easy! But you have to be mindful when creating a user via admins relationship. You will need […]

Here is the cheat sheet on the ways you can push jobs to queue in your Laravel application: If you are configuring Laravel Queues with AWS SQS, and you want to queue a job later than 15 minutes in the future, you may want to use the Laravel Haystack package. You can also use the Bus::chain method […]

You can easily change case of the translated variables with Laravel (uppercase, lowercase, first letter capitalized). See the following code: From @ecrmnn

It is very common when you have to check whether a string is a valid JSON or not. An example of Str::isJson in Laravel In Laravel, you may want to use Str::isJson method as follows: These are examples from the official documentation: What is JSON for? JSON is a data format that helps exchange data […]