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August 27th, 2018, posted in tech_stuff
by Indra

How to deploy Laravel on google compute engine on LINUX

A step by step, comprehensive, guide for deploying Laravel on google compute engine on LINUX

August 2nd, 2018, posted in tech_stuff
by Diana, Paul

Laravel e-commerce from scratch? Ain't nobody got time for that.

Use Laravel eStarter instead. This story is about our decision to ditch e-commerce CMSs such us Magento or Prestashop and instead create something in Laravel

March 13th, 2018, posted in tech_stuff
by Indra

How to deploy a Laravel web app on Google App Engine

A step by step, comprehensive, guide for deploying fast and easy your Laravel web project on Google App Engine.

December 20th, 2017, posted in tech_stuff
by Indra

Three ways to fix the https error for .dev and .app domains in your Chrome

The latest Chrome update made a requirement to use https for all .dev and .app domains. We'll show you three ways to fix this.

November 28th, 2017, posted in tech_stuff
by Diana

Homestead Grasshopper adds sites automatically to Laravel Homestead

Homestead Grasshopper is a script that automatically adds sites in the Laravel Homestead (Vagrant) environment and “hosts” file.

October 26th, 2017, posted in tech_stuff
by Alin

How to quickly deploy your Laravel website or app on Heroku

A practical guide on how to painlessly deploy Laravel apps on Heroku and avoid hours of agony and frustration.

September 25th, 2017, posted in tech_stuff
by Cristian T

How to install CloudFlare’s Free SSL on Laravel Forge

No need to pay for an SSL certificate. You can use CloudFlare’s free SSL. Its setup, though, isn’t that apparent and it seems like no one has asked or answered this particular question. Here's our quick guide.

September 25th, 2017, posted in tech_stuff
by Cristian T

Creating Laravel 5 Packages for dummies

Unfortunately, Laravel 5's documentation on how to create a package is an introduction at best. It’s important to read it, but it’s not a step-by-step guide to creating your first package. So we wrote this one for you.