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So you are new to Spryker? Here’s what you need to know!

In Php, SprykerSeptember 27, 20191183 Views
Spryker is a commerce operating system for business-to-business(b2b) and business-to-consumer(b2c) companies. With Spryker, you can implement awesome customer interfaces while still maintaining a modular architectural implementation. This article is aimed at highlighting a few of the important concepts of the framework. …
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Deploying a Laravel app in Kubernetes on Google cloud

In Kubernetes, Laravel, PhpApril 16, 20191520 Views

What is Kubernetes? Kubernetes, also known as K8s is an opensource system for production-grade container orchestration. Modern applications stack usually are made up of a minimum of two to three services that interact with each other (web service, database service, and caching service), which run inside containers. Container orchestration, simply put is organizing these respective containers together. K8s is one of many container orchestration tools that allows users to manage

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Build a news aggregator site with laravel

In Api, Laravel, PhpApril 11, 20197410 Views

In this tutorial, We will learn how to create a web application that gathers top news across multiple news sites, using News API and Laravel.

News API is a simple and easy-to-use API that returns JSON metadata for the headlines currently published on a range of news sources and blogs.

At the end of this tutorial, you will be able to build this app.

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Laravel 5.8 is Live – here’s what’s new

In Laravel, PhpFebruary 16, 2019329 Views

Laravel 5.8 was released on February, 26th 2019. This new release continues the improvements made in the previous release (version 5.7), as well as new features which includes support for the postmark email service, “has-one-through” Eloquent relationships, improved email validation, and many others.

In the course of this article, we will take a look at the new features introduced in this new release as listed below:

  • Eloquent “HasOneThrough”
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How to build a RESTful API in Slim 3 – Part 2: Creating application endpoints

In Php, Slim 3, Slim FrameworkOctober 18, 20181192 Views
In the previous chapter, we had a brief introduction to slim3 and we set up our application to use Laravel’s Eloquent to communicate with our database. We also created our database schema and setup Phinx to help with our migration files. In this guide, we will proceed to build our controller and models. We will also create endpoints and test the output data using Postman. …
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How to build a RESTful API in Slim 3 – Part 1: Application setup

In Php, Slim 3, Slim FrameworkOctober 18, 2018529 Views
In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a voucher pool microservice application using Slim 3 framework. We will build a voucher pool which will be a collection of voucher codes that customers can use on a website in order to get discounts. When a customer uses a voucher code once, we want to know who used the code and when it was used. Part one of this article will focus on our application setup and how to create our database migrations. …
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How to use multiple authentication guards in your Laravel application

In Laravel, PhpSeptember 10, 2018562 Views

If you have used Laravel for a while, you should have heard a lot about multiple authentications. You should have also heard “guards” a whole lot. But if you are fairly new to Laravel, multiple authentications makes it possible for you to have different classes of users access different/similar parts of the same application.

There are many reasons why you may want to use multiple authentications in your

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How to write tests for Laravel applications

In Laravel, PhpAugust 20, 2018273 Views

Writing tests for an application is a great software development practice. Often, it is the first coding task to be performed before building the features of an application. As the first coding task, tests are initially written to fail because we have no code to satisfy the requirements of the test. Once our tests fails, we can can then build our application to pass our tests. This practice ensures our

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How to build a localized app with Laravel – Part 4

In Laravel, PhpAugust 16, 2018253 Views

Frontend with multi-language styling

In the previous chapters, we looked at what an international application is and the different things to consider when making one. We started building our tour guide application and made the backend of the application. We also added multilingual support for the basic pages and content.

In this chapter, we will focus on making the frontend of the application. We will build a simple destination page

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How to build a localized app with Laravel – Part 3

In Laravel, PhpAugust 15, 2018308 Views

Creating multi-language string maps

In the previous chapters, we looked at what an international application is and the different things to consider when building one. We got started with the tour guide application and made the backend of our application.

In this chapter, we will look at how to add support for multiple languages on our application.

Prerequisites

Read and followed the previous guides.

What we are going to achieve

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