Laravel

A jam-packed couple of days with incredibly valuable talks throughout. Here is what I got out of it all.

An essential part of developing an app is testing your code. My preferred method of testing my Laravel code is using PHPUnit and this is how I use reflection to test those 'harder to reach' protected and private methods inside classes.

VSCode with intelephense throws a strange and hard to debug error when using the spatie/laravel-permissions package even when you follow the docs to the letter. Here is how to fix it.

Formkit offers a great Multi-Step tool for building forms in your Vue app, but getting it to work inside a Laravel Inertia app is a little tricky. Here is how to get it running.

This laravel application analyzes data gathered from your site and your competitor’s sites and gives you a comparative report to highlight where you are missing out on providing content that could help you to rank higher in search engine results. This is an example of the documentation I wrote during the development.

The Laravel framework has a huge amount of helpful features, let's take a deeper look at one of the most powerful. Tinker.

Been a while since I wrote a longer article, so here's a longer article explaining what it is I have been doing. Basically levelling up a bit. Learning to build and building to learn!