Laravel Passport and Travis Ci

To use Laravel Passport effectively you need to ensure it is properly configured in your application. Ensuring that this configration also works in a test enviroment can be tricky, depending on your situation. Let's take a look at one possible solution.

Using Tailwind With Sass, Vue-Cli and Webpack

TailwindCSS is an amazing new front-end framework based entirely on the use of "utility" classes. Let's take a look at setting up a new project with TailwindCSS, SASS, WebPack and the Vue CLI.

Simplify Validation Messaging With Blade Directives

Displaying error messages can be a cumbersome affair, especially if you don't want to use the default message format. Let's use a custom blade directive to simplify how we show validation errors to users.

Better 404 Logging in Laravel

We can use Laravel's error handling tools to write log entries when users trigger 404 errors. This can help us track down broken links or find other potential problems with the user experience in our Laravel application.

Using Mockery With Codeception and Laravel 4

Integrating Codeception with a Laravel 4.* application is not as straight forward as you might hope, especially if you need to mock API calls. Let's take a look at an approach I used recently that solved this problem.