During the development process, there are times when we need to evaluate the functionality of a system by using data. In Laravel, we have two useful tools called seeders and factories that help us generate random data. In this article, we’ll explore these tools and learn how to use them…

Great to have you back! In our previous article, we talk about associating different models and defining relationships within our Laravel application. The best part is that now every user in our project can have personalized tasks. In this new article, we’re going to take things a step further and…

Up until now, we’ve built an awesome app that lets users save tasks. But now, we want to take it a step further and save each user’s tasks individually. That means each user will have their own set of tasks. And of course, we’ll make sure to relate the tasks…

In the previous article, we added user registration functionality to our project. In this article, we will focus on defining access and restrictions for users using middleware in Laravel. Properly defining access is crucial for any website, as we want to control what actions users can perform. For example, as…

In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of implementing a robust authentication system manually within your application. In the Laravel ecosystem, there are numerous approaches to implementing authentication, ranging from session-based to API-based, and from lightweight packages like Sanctum to to more complex Passport. Additionally, there are…

Clean and readable code is an important aspect that distinguishes experienced programmers from beginners. Achieving this level of code quality requires experience and observation. While each framework has its own set of rules, I’ll focus on sharing some helpful principles within the context of the Laravel framework in this training…

In our project, we have made progress in developing our task model and evaluating the submitted information. The purpose of this article and the upcoming ones is to introduce Restful architecture into our project. By the end of this tutorial, you will learn a programming pattern that not only improves…

In the previous article, we learned how to send information to the server and save tasks in a table. However, what if the user sends wrong information or leaves the tasks title field empty? I told you! In such cases, we will encounter the following page:

In the previous tutorial, we learned how to connect a SQLite database to our Laravel application. We created a table using migration and saved a record in the tasks table using the tinker. Now, let’s create a simple form to save a new record in the database. To begin, we’ll…