Best of Laravel NewsAugust 2024

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    Introducing Laravel Cloud

    Taylor unveiled Laravel Cloud at Laracon 2024 as a new app platform for deploying Laravel apps instantly. Highlights include auto-scaling, DDoS protection, push-to-deploy, and on-demand database scaling with Serverless Postgres. It aims to eliminate DevOps complexities, allowing developers to focus on shipping their ideas quickly. Interested users can join the waiting list for early access.

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    How to Build Your First PHP Package

    Learn how to create your first PHP package from scratch using Composer. This guide walks through initializing a Git repository, configuring the composer.json file, setting up autoloading, and adding basic source code. It also covers how to implement and organize tests using Pest PHP and Mockery. Finally, it provides tips for publishing your package on Packagist and automating version updates.

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    Add Swagger UI to Your Laravel Application

    The Laravel Swagger UI package allows developers to easily integrate and display their project's Swagger (OpenAPI v3) file within a Laravel application. By placing the OpenAPI file in the specified directory and navigating to the correct URL, users can access the Swagger UI. The package also supports OAuth2 configuration and custom authorization logic for enhanced security.

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    Maska is a Simple Zero-dependency Input Mask Library

    Maska is a straightforward, zero-dependency input mask library compatible with JS, Vue, Svelte, and Alpine.js. It offers easy formatting for inputs like phone numbers with a small size of around 3 Kb gzipped. Maska supports custom tokens, number masks for easy money formatting, and can be integrated with various frameworks. Its source code is available on GitHub.

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    Laravel SEO made easy with the Honeystone package

    The Honeystone SEO package simplifies configuring SEO metadata within Laravel applications, supporting various social networks like X Cards, Open Graph, and JSON-LD schema. It offers metadata generators and custom generator capabilities, making it easy to manage metadata via the Blade directive or the `seo()->generate();` method. Detailed implementation instructions and source code are available on GitHub.