Eduar Bastidas

Someone asked me the other day whether you can build an app without hiring a software engineer.

For years, the hardest part of being a developer was typing.

I've been hearing the exact same thing for weeks now.

If you've ever scrolled through a Laravel controller method that stretches past 150 lines, you already know something went wrong.

Bootable traits are the stealth feature that lets you share event‑driven behavior across Eloquent models without littering every class with boot methods or external observers.

Distance-aware queries are a core feature for modern apps—whether you're matching riders and drivers, showing events around a user, or surfacing the nearest warehouses for same-day delivery.

Handling multi‑gigabyte uploads in a stateless app is painful: TCP throughput caps slow single‑request uploads, server disks fill, and Lambda containers vanish between requests.

In the ever-evolving world of web development, Laravel continues to introduce features that simplify and enhance the coding experience.

Recently at my job, we encountered a feature that queues the reset password email, and I decided to create this post to demonstrate how easy it is to implement this and, at the same time, customize the content of the notification itself.

This is a small guide on how to implement a Reddit-style "what's hot" algorithm with Laravel Frameowrk.

Previously in Laravel when you wanted to get a relation and include an extra complex condition you had to do it with the whereHas method in the following way: 1// Get me all users who have posts that are to be published in the future. 2User::whereHas('pos…

Let's do some piggybacking on our code from Tip #1. 1<?

How you can avoid loops by using collections.