Laravel Idea Plugin is Free for PhpStorm
As an IDE we recommend, we’re very happy that PhpStorm users can now use the Laravel Idea plugin for free.
Sam
As an IDE we recommend, we’re very happy that PhpStorm users can now use the Laravel Idea plugin for free.
Sam
Read how Laravel scaled its product support team to cut response times and deliver a better developer experience.
Ferenc Bartha
If you haven’t tried AI tools in your Laravel development, here are our AI coding tips to ease you into it.
Ashley Hindle
Last year, we introduced a simple but surprisingly useful feature to Laravel Forge: the ability to add notes to servers. While checking the uptake of this feature, we noticed that customers were often...
James Brooks
Last week saw the official release of PHP 8.2, bringing with it features such as read-only classes, DNF types, and much more. As you may have noticed, we've been busy preparing the Laravel framework,...
Joe Dixon
Following last week's release, which again focused on Artisan, this week Laravel v9.24 introduces three new DB commands and more.
Taylor Otwell
Following on from the recently introduced fresh new look for Artisan, we took some time to identify new Artisan commands to further improve the Laravel experience. Another newly introduced command is "about". This command displays information about your application's environment.
James Brooks
Following on from the recently introduced fresh new look for Artisan, we took some time to identify new Artisan commands to further improve the Laravel experience. One of the newly introduced commands is "model:show". This command dumps out the model and table highlights for the given model.
Jess Archer
On today's release of Laravel v9.21.0, we’re bringing you a fresh new look for Artisan: a brand new console output on the vast majority of Laravel commands that deliveries a better console experience, and displays more information in commands such as "migrate" or "queue:work".
Nuno Maduro
Linux ships with a useful command called du (Disk Usage), which is used to find the size of files and directories. When provisioning your server, Forge installs ncdu which is an advanced version of du that allows you to easily navigate your directories via an ncurses interface. This makes it much quicker to identify large files and directories.
James Brooks