TALL and VILT represent two very different philosophies of building Laravel applications. One keeps logic on the server, the other embraces frontend state. This article explains both approaches clearly and helps you decide which development style aligns with your product goals.
TALL and VILT represent two very different philosophies of building Laravel applications. One keeps logic on the server, the other embraces frontend state. This article explains both approaches clearly and helps you decide which development style aligns with your product goals.
Laravel 12.50.0 introduces Unique Queued Listeners, typed getters for Cache, and the new withoutAppends() method for Eloquent models. Discover how these updates and improved MorphMap serialization enhance application stability and developer experience.
Explore the latest updates in Laravel 12.49.0, featuring expanded PHP Enum support in Sessions and Cache, the new hasSole() collection method, and powerful subquery enhancements for Eloquent. Learn how these performance fixes and DX improvements can sharpen your development workflow.
Prepare for your next Laravel interview with this definitive guide. We break down must-know concepts into three levels—Beginner, Mid-level, and Senior—covering everything from the Request Lifecycle to Octane and Multi-tenancy. Includes expert tips to help you stand out from the crowd.
Laravel v12.47.0 is here! From the new @includeIsolated Blade directive to smarter cache locking and significant JSON API improvements, we break down the latest features and fixes you need to know for your next build.
In Laravel 12.46.0, the framework gains value-based array helpers, a new collection convenience method, safer container typing for static analysis tools, and more robust database behavior through table prefix and MySQL DDL locking improvements.
Laravel 12.44 has just been released, bringing a collection of quality-of-life improvements aimed at making day-to-day development smoother and more predictable. This update focuses on smarter date validation helpers, safer handling of database locks, clearer typing for query builder results, and a series of subtle fixes and refinements across validation, mail, and Eloquent internals.
Laravel 12.43.0 ships a focused set of improvements that sharpen type safety, harden cache and database behavior, and smooth out everyday developer workflows. From new PHPDoc callable types in Bus fakes to deadlock fixes in cache locks, enum support for Storage::fake(), and fresh collection helpers like mergeHidden and mergeVisible, this release is packed with small, high‑impact refinements that make large Laravel codebases easier to maintain and test.
SEO in 2025 feels crowded with AI tools, automation, and buzzwords. But the truth is simpler. Page titles, meta descriptions, and Open Graph tags still decide whether someone clicks your link or ignores it. In this article, we look at practical Laravel packages that help you handle SEO fundamentals properly, without overengineering things.
Laravel 12.42 is a quiet but meaningful upgrade. It introduces smarter HTTP client request attributes, first-class Enum support in translations, and safer schema index checks. Nothing flashy, but plenty that improves how clean, expressive, and predictable your Laravel code can be in real projects.
This article walks through building a full CRUD blog application in Laravel 12, starting from environment setup and Tailwind integration to migrations, controllers, Blade templates, validation and image uploads. You’ll also learn how to generate unique slugs, load author data with Eloquent relationships and secure post management using authentication.
Laravel 12.41 rolled out this week with notable enhancements. It introduces a refreshed modern email template, convenient duration helpers covering milliseconds, weeks, and months, and a new reload command designed to streamline service restarts during deployment. A few smaller improvements and tweaks also made it into this release.