Have you ever built a website or a web application that requires users to login and register to use its features? If so, you’ve probably realized how much work it can be to create your own authentication system from scratch.
Laravel already provided user authentication but it is not by default implemented on the project.
You need to manually run a few provided commands to set it up.
In this article, you will see how to implement Bootstrap auth Login and Registration in Laravel 9 applications.
When developing an application, you will at some point need to send cURL requests.
In Laravel, you can send a cURL request either using the default PHP way or using the Guzzle HTTP client package.
In this article, I show how you can easily send cURL request with less code using the HTTP client and read the return response in Laravel.
Database seeding in Laravel is an essential process that facilitates the insertion of dummy or sample data into a database.
The purpose of seeding is to streamline development by eliminating the need to write individual SQL statements for populating database tables. Laravel offers a convenient method to create and maintain seeder files.
One significant advantage of database seeding is the ability to test an application without entering real data. By populating the database with mock information, developers can ensure the proper functioning of their code.
This article presents a step-by-step guide on how to create and execute a seed file in Laravel 10.
When creating an online community, website, or social profile, it can be challenging to come up with a username that’s not already taken.
If the username is available, then the user can proceed with registration. If it isn’t, then the user must have to try again with a new username until they find one that is available.
This post will help you check username availability using JavaScript and PHP.
I am using the MySQL database in this tutorial.
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