Articles: Laravel
Technical writings, opinionated architectures, and development guides focusing on Laravel.
Why your Laravel controllers should be almost empty
Learn architectural patterns to keep Laravel controllers thin, improve testability, and build maintainable applications.
API-First Laravel Projects
Beginner-friendly, API-first Laravel path: 10 progressive projects covering resources, auth, search, multi-tenancy, webhooks, rate limits, and GraphQL.
Building your first MCP server with Laravel
Learn how to build a Laravel MCP server for task management with tools, resources, prompts, Sanctum auth, Pest testing, and Claude integration.
An open, modern approach to HR & PeopleOps
Discover how modern companies are rethinking HR to attract, retain, and empower top developer talent.
Building modular systems in Laravel - A practical guide
Learn how modular architecture transforms Laravel apps into scalable, maintainable systems.
Dockerizing Laravel queues, workers, and schedulers
Learn to containerize Laravel queues, workers, and schedulers for production with isolation and scalability.
JSON Resume - The future of career data is here
A hands-on guide to implementing JSON Resume with PHP, from basic concepts to advanced usage with type-safe Laravel integration.
How I Would Have Built Laravel Cloud
Explore an alternative approach to Laravel Cloud architecture, balancing simplicity with flexibility.
Multi-tenancy Without the Hassle
Learn how to build a multi-tenant application in Laravel using Sprout, avoiding the common pitfalls of manual tenant management.
What are MCP Servers, and why should I care?
Discover how Model Context Protocol servers revolutionize Laravel development with AI integration.
Advanced Authorization methods in Laravel
Unravel Laravels authorization built-in Gates, Policies & advanced ReBAC, ABAC, PBAC methods for secure, scalable app access control.
Deploying Laravel on Sevalla - A No-Nonsense Guide
Deploy your Laravel app with Sevalla using Docker & FrankenPHP for seamless, zero-downtime releases. Say goodbye to server hassles and Kubernetes headaches!