Other than creating completely new content, like a new framework, I’m not seeing the benefit of creating content like Laravel articles when you have ChatGPT. I’ll continue writing it of course, but I can’t see much benefit that the user gets especially when you have something like ChatGPT available under…

In the previous article, we looked at the $slot variable and how to inject content into our components. But what if our component was composed of multiple slots? Make different components you say? We could, but sometimes that’s just not practical. There can be over-segmentation. Laravel — P69: Blade Slots Intro Aside from passing attribute data to blade components, sometimes you need to pass a large chunk of data. That data can…medium.com

Uncertainty: You’ll go through it several times in your life. The tech sector moves lightning fast, so you’ll probably experience highs and lows numerous times throughout your career; it’ll be much faster than your non-tech counterparts. Just when you feel you have it figured out, you’ll have a wrench thrown…

The good part is that Chat GPT is still underutilized. Most people have heard about it by now, but most are not using it. If they did, they would see just how powerful it really is. Even when they do, it’ll take some time for them to understand how to…

Aside from passing attribute data to blade components, sometimes you need to pass a large chunk of data. That data can be displayed through slots. Laravel renders the data by echoing out the $slot variable. Laravel — P68: Defining Custom Directives in Blade How many times have you wished that a specific directive existed in Blade? If the answer to that question is “many,”…medium.com We’ll start by creating a button component. All we want to be able to do…

How many times have you wished that a specific directive existed in Blade? If the answer to that question is “many,” then do I have a surprise for you. You can create your own directives in Blade. First, you need to create a service provider using the php artisan make:provider…

In the last article we covered the @class and @style directives to implement conditional styling in Blade. But, there are other HTML attribute directives that are present in Blade that we can utilize: @checked directive @selected directive @disabled directive @readonly directive @required directive @checked directive With the @checked directive, the radio button…

With Blade Components, conditional styling refers to the ability to add different styles to HTML elements based on certain conditions. Blade provides several conditional directives that can be used to accomplish this. The @if directive can be used to conditionally apply styles to an element based on a specific condition…

There comes a time when you want to use environmental variables in your Blade components. But, how do you do it? There are a couple of different ways. We’ll take a look at the env() function first and then the directive itself. Laravel — P64: Rendering JSON in Blade Continuing with our previous theme on views, let’s get back into Blade. We frequently work with JavaScript and need to…medium.com Using the env() function