In this blog, you will learn to complete Laravel authentication with Breeze. Laravel Breeze provides the required methods for login, register, logout, forget password, profile, reset password page, email verification, and much more. Create Laravel Application First of all, Let’s create a new Laravel application. To create a new application, open the terminal or command
While creating a Laravel application, you will see facades many times like route facades, cache facades, Auth, and many more. What are facades? Facades provide a static interface to classes that are available in the application’s service container. Laravel ships with many facades which provide access to almost all of Laravel’s features. In simple terms,
While using applications sometimes we face errors like “Whoops, something went wrong” or get framework exception code which you can understand but the user can’t. In Laravel we can handle those types of errors and give proper error explanations to users using Laravel try and catch. When we try to get value from a null
This blog’s main objective is to build a functionality that can restrict or block users from accessing websites based on particular IP addresses. Let’s assume you already have a working Laravel application. If not create a fresh Laravel application and configure the database. To restrict users based on the IP address we need to check
In this tutorial, we will Block Access Based on IP Address From Database In Laravel to prevent users from specific IP addresses from accessing your application. Make sure you have a working Laravel application; if not, create a fresh Laravel project and configure the database. To enforce IP-based restrictions, every request from a user needs
The main purpose of this blog is to create and display barcodes or QR codes based on user input. In the below examples, we are going to use milon/barcode library. For your better understanding, we have divided the program into some parts. let’s assume you have a Laravel application. If you don’t have any application
In this tutorial, you will learn Laravel Pagination Example to efficiently divide large datasets into smaller pages. Pagination helps improve performance and enhances user experience by displaying content in a structured and manageable way. For your better understanding, we have divided the program into some parts. let’s assume you have a Laravel application. If you
In this tutorial, we will explore Laravel Custom Pagination Example to create flexible and tailored pagination for your application. Custom pagination is especially useful when you need unique page link layouts, show different numbers of items per page, or design pagination that matches your site’s specific UI and user experience requirements. For your better understanding,
CSRF token protection is a security protocol that helps your site against attackers. But sometimes we need to disable our requirement. These requirements can be global or just for a few routes. In Laravel we can achieve this task using several methods let’s learn one by one. Before Starting this, let’s understand what is CSRF
If you are working with a large application in Laravel and you have different types of users then you have to create custom route files for user type in your application. for example, if you have user, manager, and admin three types of users then you have different prefixes like “user/“, “admin/“, and “/*” URL
