Category: QuickAdmin

Our QuickAdminPanel has belongsToMany relationship field, but we don’t have the ability to add extra columns to pivot tables. No worries, this article will show you how to make this change manually.

Payments are one of the most typical elements of any web-project, and Stripe is a payment provider that is really easy to install in Laravel projects. In this article, we will add a payment form to the page.

We’ve released a new feature – when creating/editing a CRUD, you can specify to enable a “Column search”. Then, in your datatable, you will have a field to search not only in all the table, but also in each field separately.

Inside of QuickAdminPanel, we have a module called CSV Import. A few customers asked how to customize it, like how to handle many-to-many relationships to be imported, or modify some fields before the actual import. Let’s take a look.

By default, our generated code contains only the admin panel – no front page, and the main URL automatically redirects to /login. But it’s easy to start building your front-end part, this article will show you how.

Dealing with file uploads in Vue + API is a tricky question, and not a lot of examples out there, so we decided to provide our own version, with two demo-projects.

Laravel has a great database mechanism called Eloquent, also a powerful Query Builder, but sometimes it makes sense to just use plain SQL, in the form of Raw Queries. In this article, I will show you the most common examples of this approach.

Tabs or Spaces? Ok spaces, but then 2 or 4 spaces? Some of you probably will answer “doesn’t matter, it will still work”. Let me guess, you probably work alone, not in a team of developers? Cause as soon as there are multiple people pushing the code, there needs to be a coding standard. This article will show you how to adopt it.

We all use simple Route::get() and Route::post() syntax, but in bigger projects, it gets much more complicated. This article will compile various tips for different situations.

A few days ago there was a question asked on Twitter: “Laravel community, what do you use for local development environment?” – with ~50 replies, I decided to count the answers and here’s the chart.