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I posted to twitter.com
Manually editing composer.json is no longer the preferred way of installing Composer packages http://blog.doh.ms/2014/10/13/installing-composer-packages/ #php
October 17 2014, 3:46pm | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
Phinx - Framework-Agnostic DB Migrations in PHP
Includes a neat feature called "reversible migrations" allows you to just define the up() in migrations. Integrates into deploy/CI tools easily. Supports MySQL, Postgres, SQLite, SQL Server.
October 17 2014, 11:33am | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
Searchable - A Trait for Laravel to Add Search to Eloquent Models
Searchable allows you to perform searches in a table giving priorities to each field for the table and it's relations. This is not optimized for big searches, but sometimes you just need to make it simple.
October 9 2014, 2:04pm | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
Laravel Excel - Import/Export xls/CVS Files With Ease
An eloquent way of importing and exporting Excel and CSV files for Laravel 4.* with the power of PHPOffice's PHPExcel
September 19 2014, 5:02pm | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
Rocketeer - Remote Multi-Server Automation Tool in PHP
Capistrano competitor in PHP. Task runner and deployment tool inspired by Laravel.
September 18 2014, 1:55pm | Comments »
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I posted to youtube.com
Using Laravel's Illuminate Packages to Modernize a Legacy Codebase
Matt Stauffer did a great talk titled "Sharing…
September 3 2014, 5:59pm | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
August 25 2014, 4:29pm | Comments »
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I posted to twitter.com
A look at the upcoming #Laravel directory structure http://www.reddit.com/r/laravel/comments/2e7trk/thoughts_on_the_new_structure_seen_in_the_laravel/ #php
August 22 2014, 2:51pm | Comments »
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I posted to delicious.com
CMS built on symphony components, pimple, doctrine, guzzle, swiftmailer, etc. Includes ability to create themes, extensions and widgets to customize your sites. User permissions, responsive design, markdown editor and media manager.
July 22 2014, 1:39pm | Comments »