Blogs tagged with Laravel.

Using Paver as a Filament custom field
Today I wanted to see if I could get Paver working within Filament. It was pretty easy, let's go through the steps. Install and setup Paver First, you
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Video: an introduction to block development with Paver
In this video I introduce you to Paver, a block editor for PHP developers. I'm showing you how you can install it in a plain Laravel application, how you can add your own blocks and add custom options. Of course creating custom...
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Introducing Paver
Last weekend, I launched Paver. A drag-and-drop block editor built specifically for PHP developers. Currently it's in the pre-release stage. The Why Behind Paver Imagine a designer hands you...
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Introducing DropBlockEditor
About a month ago, I tweeted that I was working on drag and drop editor for Laravel and showed a little demo video. 🤠 I have been working on a
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Block editor for Laravel
Lately I've been working on a Livewire powered block editor. It is intended to be used mainly for creating newsletters. This package could potentially be used in tools as Mailcoach. See the below tweet of a short demo video (or...
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A new website design
If you have visited my site before, you may have noticed that it has had a fresh coat of paint. I'm very happy with how things turned out! Why I could type a whole lot of words, but an image might say enough....
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2021 year in review
Today is January 1st of 2022 and as 2021 is now officially over, it's time to - like last year - look back a bit and review the past year.
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2020 year in review
Most posts on this website are quite technical in nature. This post will be a little different, no code snippets this time. This will be my first year in review (or recap) post. A lot has happened in 2020 and I would like to look back...
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How to make WordPress-like custom fields for Laravel models
Have you ever run into a situation where you want to be able to dynamically store data along with your Laravel Model, without having to add an (excessive) amount of columns to your database table? I sure have. I think there a...
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