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Unlock the power of Laravel localization with customizable language files using the lang:publish Artisan command. #Laravel #Localization #30daysofLaravel

Service providers in Laravel are the unsung heroes behind the scenes, bootstrapping essential framework components for a seamless user experience. #ServiceProviders #Laravel #30daysofLaravel

From bootstrapping to response delivery, Laravel's request lifecycle is a well-orchestrated dance of components ensuring a seamless user experience. #Laravel #WebDev #30daysofLaravel

Laravel's AppServiceProvider is your gateway to custom bootstrapping and service bindings - optimize your application's performance with tailored providers. #AppServiceProvider #Laravel #30daysofLaravel

Day 3: Learnt about State and Lifecycle Hooks and how to implement them. I built a To-do application based on everything I've learnt so far. Video of the application below.👇 #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Ready to level up your Laravel testing game? Explore model factories, seeders, assertions, and more for robust database testing in Laravel 11.x. #LaravelTesting #PHP #30daysofLaravel

Asserting database records in Laravel tests? Use assertDatabaseCount, assertDatabaseHas, assertDatabaseMissing, and more for accurate testing. #Assertions #Laravel #30daysofLaravel

Day 2: ECG decided to stop me from learning, my light went off the whole day. But I managed to learn something. I decided to learn about state but I realized there are 2 types of component which I might have missed. I learnt about their differences #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Dive into Laravel's HTTP testing capabilities with ease! Assert JSON responses, customize headers, and more for robust application testing. #Laravel #HTTPTesting #30daysofLaravel

Handle exceptions gracefully in Laravel tests with assertThrows and exception handling methods. Ensure your application responds appropriately to errors. #ExceptionHandling #Laravel #30daysofLaravel

Component & Props Component are the building block of React apps. They are JavaScript functions that returns html elements. They always start with a capital letter. Props are react object that are passed as argument for react component #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Day 1: I learnt about JSX, Components and Props JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript that lets you write HTML-like markup inside a JavaScript file, it very important in React because components are built using JSX syntax #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

So I asked ChatGPT to give me a structured learning path with time duration on gaining a solid foundation with React and Laravel. Apparently, I’ll need 6-8 hours a day. I’ll have to balance this and my school project. Come with on this journey😁 #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Customize request headers in Laravel tests using the withHeaders method. Fine-tune your HTTP requests for tailored testing scenarios. #WebDev #Laravel #30daysofLaravel

Running the Laravel scheduler locally? Use the schedule:work command for seamless task execution on your development machine. #LaravelTips #WebDev #30daysofLaravel

Effortlessly manage maintenance mode tasks in Laravel scheduler. Keep your application running smoothly during maintenance periods. #LaravelForge #MaintenanceMode #30daysofLaravel

Automatically ping URLs before or after task execution in Laravel scheduler. Keep external services in the loop effortlessly. #LaravelForge #WebDev #30daysofLaravel

Sending task output to a file or email in Laravel scheduler is a breeze with methods like sendOutputTo and emailOutputTo. Stay organized and informed! #LaravelTips #30daysofLaravel

Did you know you can interrupt in-progress schedule:run invocations in Laravel? Take control of your scheduled tasks effortlessly. #Laravel #TaskScheduling #30daysofLaravel

So I asked ChatGPT to give me a structured learning path with time duration on gaining a solid foundation with React and Laravel. Apparently, I’ll need 6-8 hours a day. I’ll have to balance this and my school project. Come with on this journey😁 #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Component & Props Component are the building block of React apps. They are JavaScript functions that returns html elements. They always start with a capital letter. Props are react object that are passed as argument for react component #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Day 1 of #30DaysofLaravel, after going through the laravel documentation and some YouTube videos, I was able to setup my first @laravelphp project on my windows system. I will be writing more about my experience as I'm about to learn one of the best backend frameworks in S. E.

Day 3: Learnt about State and Lifecycle Hooks and how to implement them. I built a To-do application based on everything I've learnt so far. Video of the application below.👇 #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Day 1: I learnt about JSX, Components and Props JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript that lets you write HTML-like markup inside a JavaScript file, it very important in React because components are built using JSX syntax #30DaysOfReact #30DaysOfLaravel

Day 7 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today was another deep dive into routes, and this time I gained enlightenment about the concept of named routes. Named routes are a feature in Laravel that allows you to assign unique names to defined routes in your application.

Day 21 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today, I learned how to insert data into the database using Eloquent. I made a call to my Post model and used the create method, which is a convenient way to create a new instance and save it to the database.

Day 16 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today, I finally installed Tailwind CSS. I had been having some trouble with the installation, but I figured out that the problem was that I was using an outdated version of Node.js. Once I upgraded Node.js, I was able to install Tailwind CSS.

Day 2 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today I learnt about Laravel Debugbar, a package that facilitates convenient application debugging within the browser during the development process.

Day 20 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today, I focused on practical and delved deeper into Blade templating. I successfully defined and customized variables, utilizing them to dynamically display posts from my database.

Day 9 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today I learnt about Routes prefixes, they are used to group a set of routes under a common URL segment. Routes prefixes allows you to define a common prefix for a group of routes, which can help organize and structure your Laravel application routes

Day 13 of my #30DaysOfLaravel. Today, I learned about Seeders. Seeders allow you to populate your database with predefined data. They provide a convenient way to insert dummy data into your database tables. I was able to create a seeder using Artisan, as shown below:

Day 6 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today, I learned about routes with parameters. Firstly, I gained an understanding that these parameters serve as placeholders within the URL pattern and allow you to capture dynamic values from the incoming request URL.

Day 7 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today, I learned about Routes with Expressions. Routes with Expressions is a feature that allows adding regular expression (Regex) patterns within the routes parameter. This pattern can be used to define constraints for route parameters,

Day 1 of my #30DaysOfLaravel Today marked the beginning of my 30-day exploration of Laravel, an open-source PHP framework for web application development, which follows the MVC design pattern.