When you’re working on a team or working for a client, you don’t always get to pick the exact stack you like working with. Embrace them anyways.
Caleb Porzio just released Livewire v3! In his talk at Laracon, he demoed a ton of the new features. Follow along as I cover some of my favorite new features.
Volt introduced a new class-based syntax for Volt components. This allows you to write Livewire components using the more traditional syntax you're used to, but still all inside your Blade files.
Sushi is Eloquent's missing "array" driver because sometimes you want to use Eloquent without dealing with a database.
Get the basics of Livewire 3, Volt, and Folio, in this tutorial as we build a simple app that lists out episodes of the Laravel News podcast.
The Tailwind team has been working hard to add some awesome new features and make the existing features even better!
In this article, we go over some handy Laravel eloquent features like firstOrNew, firstOrCreate, firstOr, and updateOrCreate and explain how they might be useful.
In this tutorial, learn how to override login redirects in Laravel Jetstream and Laravel Fortify
Tailwind v2.1 was just released with a new JIT Engine, Filter and Backdrop-filter Utilities, and more.
When testing with Laravel, sometimes it's helpful to test that a user was redirected back to the page where they "submitted" the form from and Laravel from() is a helper for this.
Livewire v2.4.0 was just released with added support for a --test option when running the php artisan livewire:make command.
In this post, learn how to solve issues that developers might run into when using Tailwind CSS. Most of the problems can be solved pretty easily, you just need to know a couple of classes to use in the right spots.
Tailind v1.4 has been released with new color opacity utilities, an IE 11 target mode, and built-in PurgeCSS support.
Tailwind v1.3 was tagged this week with some really helpful additions. Space and divider utilities, inline-grid and flow-root utilities, transition-delay utilities, and more flexible container customization are just some of the new classes introduced in this update.
I've been using Tailwind CSS professionally almost every day for nearly two years. I love using it and it's made my development workflow so much better. So I thought I would share some of the benefits I've gained by using Tailwind over a traditional framework or custom CSS.
Tailwind v1.1.0 has been released with some cool new features and a couple of bug fixes. This is the first feature release since the v1.0 release and it comes with screenreader utilities, placeholder utilities, and much more.
You probably haven't noticed yet, but the Laravel News website just got a fresh coat of paint. We just launched a full one-to-one CSS refactor using Tailwind CSS under the hood!