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If you've ever found yourself working with a Laravel application that shares its databases with other applications, you may have found yourself wondering how to effectively work with and test
Now that we've established how to upload files directly from the browser to Amazon S3, lets look at Dropzone JS, to handle making the user experience a little prettier than the standard file
Whilst part one of this series used AWS Signature Version 2, this post extends the original and discusses using AWS Signature Version 4 for greater compatibility across availability regions.
This post looks at how and why you might handle uploading files to Amazon's S3 platform directly from the browser, rather than via your server as an intermediary.
Recently, I had cause to put together a Proof of Concept that would handle call recording through a multiple choice IVR and I discovered this was a lot simpler than anticipated.
Throughout Laracon US 2017, I was live-tweeting all of the talks. I've collected those tweets using Twitter moments and present them in one place here.
Originally presented at the PHP Adelaide meetup in June 2017, this talk aims to serve as an introduction to the Laravel Framework and some of its most common and powerful aspects.
If you've ever found yourself in a situation where you need to quickly whip up a new application user and fire off a password reset email, this might be the package for you.
Originally presented at the PHP Adelaide meetup in May 2017, this talk aims to serve as a very high-level overview of concepts, groups, and methodologies modern PHP developers should be consi
There are a number of different ways to handle forms in Laravel, whether using helpers or writing HTML by hand, but I consider this approach elegant and easy to work with in most cases.