Laravel News Podcast

In this episode we talk about Laravel Exception Reporter, Chrome Bandwidth limiter, Chrome extension to generate Laravel tests, Jigsaw, Helpspot Vault, Fixing MySql Memory, Sparkwatch, Taxes, Jack runs into a laravel problem that Eric helps with. Spark breaking news 3:15 Laravel Exception reporter - emails you anytime an exception is logged. 5:30 Chrome bandwidth limiter for testing. 7:10 Chrome extension to generate Laravel tests. 9:55 Jigsaw 13:20 Userscape helpspot Vault - an expiring way to send info. 15:10 Dropbox - share a file for a week 17:00 Mysql is still holding for Jack on 2gb, 17:15 Laravel tweeted that Mysql might know the root cause. 17:20 James Fairhurst wrote to tell us that Forge servers do not have swap files and it's just a few commands to add one. 19:10 SparkWatch continues, Jack predicts the 100th day of the year. April 9th. 22:00 taxes in the US - Jack and Eric chat about paying taxes on side work. 33:15 Eric helps Jack through a laravel problem involving a complex query and how to get that into a blade template. Show links Chrome extension to generate tests Exception Recorder Jigsaw Vault Adding a swap file to a linux box PS (We don't say in the show what spark is, it's a starter project that has billing, invoicing, subscriptions, user management and more built in) Also Star Wars Force unleashed was released on DVD and BluRay today...

In this episode, we talk about the latest Laravel news including Composer updates, Github Relaxing their API limit, Laravel internals moving to Github issues. Then we talk about a few recent packages released including Katana, Laravel Backup 3, and a new mail preview driver. News this week Internals moved to Github Github removes the API limit on composer installs Update composer.json Code and Packages Katana Laravel Backup 3 Mail preview driver Easter Eggs. Yep, this episode has several. They're easy to find if you start at the beginning and listen until the end...

In this episode, we talk with Shawn McCool about Laracon.eu and latest Spark news, my new dotdev.co project, and painless switching to mariadb. Show Links: dotdev.co Laracon EU Composer Hits Beta 1

Eric and Jack talk business, and the news this week, it's a long episode. Operator Font Matt's got a new book coming soon Tutorial Laravel Forge and CloudflairSSL Nigerian Laptop scam. Github Scientist Open letter to Github

Show Links New Speakers announced for Laracon US Laravel Gurus site relaunched. Lessons learned during an audit of a project done in Laravel. Why programming manuals aren’t on audiobook

Links from this episode: Test driven Laravel development: How the Laravel Release Process works Generate PDF's Using Laravel with Wordpress Backups: https://spatie.be/opensource/laravel https://github.com/spatie/laravel-backup https://ottomatik.io/

We kick off 2016 with a discussion on Upgrading to Laravel 5.2, Laracon, the Linode DoS attack, And simple project management tips that have made us more productive. Show Links: Laravel Shift Lumen 5.2 Linode Outage Attribution to http://www.freesfx.co.uk/ for the record scratch sound effect.

Show Notes PHP 7: Colin O'Dell, author of PHP 7 UpgradeGuide Joins us to share new features of PHP7 and advice on things listeners might want to check before upgrading to PHP7. Laraver Mike Bronner joins us to talk about Laraver.xyz a new service that monitors the change logs for Laravel in Github Show Links What is coming to Laravel 5.2? Forge now supports LetsEncrypt. Flexbox Froggy is a cool intro to learn flexbox. End of year update This is our last episode for 2015, we'll be back on January 8th with more Laravel News!

Our most random episode yet. We cover the news and then it turns into a talk show. :) Show Links Laracon US 2016 50 Laravel tips Laravel Daily 10 packages Laravel Collections Unraveled Godfather Trilogy on iTunes

Features of this episode include Fallout 4, Laravel Homestead, Lets Encrypt, some new Laravel packages, tutorials, and more... Show Links Fallout 4 Homestead Lets Encrypt PHP Saturday Deploy PHP -- save 15% with the coupon thegoodnews Writing your first Laravel package Captain hooks package