Best of LaravelDecember 2022

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    OpnForm is an Open-source Form Builder Made With Laravel

    OpnForm is an open-source form builder made with Laravel, Vue.js, Tailwind CSS, and more. You can self-host this application or use the cloud-based hosted version to create forms that you can share anywhere on the web.

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    OpenAI for Laravel

    Nuno Maduro released an OpenAI PHP Client for Laravel in October. This week he announced a brand Laravel integration called OpenAPI Laravel. The integration allows developers to use OpenAI's powerful natural language processing capabilities in their Laravel applications.

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    A Look at What's Coming to Laravel 10

    A Look at What's Coming to Laravel 10 Laravel v10 is the next major version of Laravel, planned for release on February 7th, 2023. Laravel uses a variety of community-driven packages as well as nine Symfony components for a number of features within the framework.

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    The Big Danger With Laravel ( .env file )

    The file in Laravel is a configuration file that contains sensitive information such as database credentials and API keys. It is important to keep this file secure and out of reach of unauthorized users. One potential security vulnerability with the file is that it is not included in the version control system (e.g. Git) by default.

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    Supercharging Your Artisan Commands With Termwind

    Termwind is a PHP package created and maintained by Nuno Maduro (and other awesome contributors such as Francisco Madeira) It allows you to use Tailwind-like CSS classes in your PHP code to add styling to your output. To get started with using Termwind in your Laravel apps, you'll need to install it using Composer.

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    How to use Bootstrap with Laravel and Vite

    Bootstrap- one of the most used CSS frameworks currently on the market, is still widely used by a portion of the Laravel community. Since Laravel's switch to Vite, the status quo of Webpack and Mix was broken. Bootstrap relies on Popper for its dropdowns, popovers, and tooltips.

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    Creating a single-page app with Laravel and Vue

    Laravel is one of the most popular PHP frameworks used by developers. Vue is a modern JavaScript frontend framework used to create user interfaces. The source code is combined into one project, rather than having separate projects for the backend and frontend. A single deployment can handle both frameworks together.

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    How we automatically share new content on social media

    How we automatically share new content on Laravel News is a basic flowchart of what happens when a new post is published. Laravel Notification Channels are fantastic, and the community has created many different providers for use. For Telegram, we have an older, but still accurate write-up on auto publishing to Telegram.

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    Laravel Loves PHP 8.2

    Laravel Loves PHP 8.2, bringing with it features such as read-only classes, DNF types, and much more. You should update your dependencies to use the latest versions of the framework as well as the latest version of all first-party packages such as Cashier, Passport, Scout, etc.

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    How to use jQuery with Laravel and Vite

    How to use jQuery with Laravel and Vite is one of the OG JavaScript libraries still in heavy use in the Laravel community to this day. Installing jQuery is installed with a single command from your terminal using your preferred node package manager. We can import jQuery anywhere really, but for this example, we will add it below the lodash import.