Category Archives: Laravel
Creating your first middleware in Laravel 5
Middlewares can help us execute different application logic in numerous routes so that we do not repeat ourselves.They are good for filtering HTTP requests. For example, you can create a middleware which redirects user that are not authorized to view a page to another page or you can create a middleware which disallows guests from accessing pages (in fact, Laravel has such a middleware built-in). You can create a middleware which sets some HTTP headers. For example, you can enable CORS so that AJAX requests can be made from everywhere to some particular routes.
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An overview of Laravel 5 Facades through the Session and Auth facades
Facades in Laravel 5 are static interfaces to classes that provide access to objects from Laravel’s service container (features).
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6 Reasons Why Laravel PHP Framework Is The Best For Web Development
Are you thinking of using PHP for your next web development project? If so, which PHP platform should you use? If you are a web developer you probably know about "Laravel" and the rest of this blog post will reinforce what you already know. If not, keep reading this article.
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Resourceful Routing in Laravel 5
Laravel is a brilliant PHP Framework that’s equipped with tons of interesting features including RESTful routing, native PHP or light weight tempting engine and many more. Built using several Symfony components, Laravel offers you web application an amazing foundation of reliable and well-tested code.
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Setting up your database and tables in Laravel 5
In this article, we will show you how to set up your database, use migrations in Laravel 5 and get help for artisan commands.
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Image Upload and Resize using Image Intervention in Laravel
In this tutorial we will cover one of the most used feature Image Upload functionality in any web application over Internet using Laravel 4 and Image Intervention package. Let's see how we can do Image upload and resizing by allowing people to upload images to our website via a From.
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Building A To Do List with Ajax Using Laravel 4 – Part 2
In this continuation tutorial we are going to see how we can save the tasks to the database using Ajax, listing all the tasks from database to the user and how to allow only Ajax based requests instead of all types of HTTP requests from user. let's continue where we left in the previous tutorial in building a to do list with Ajax using Laravel 4.
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