Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Jan. 10, 2017
Eloquent does not use Doctrine. It only optionally uses Doctrine DBAL for some advanced migrations, but isn’t required otherwise.
Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Dec. 21, 2015
Hello Jose,You can use Blade and Twig together in your application, but you can’t mix the two in your templates. So you could probably create your base template in both Twig and Blade and then switch out your templates one by one. Or only change your front-end to Twig and keep Blade in the back-end…
Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Sep. 19, 2015
There are a few ways to handle Magento extensions, for example:Magento ConnectCopying files in the Magento directoryUse Composer (with composer-installer)I’m a fan of using Composer (in- and outside Magento), so I like to use that option. This works great for free packages listed on Magento connect…
Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Sep. 19, 2015
In my company, we use Twig instead of Blade for our Laravel projects. I know there are a lot of developers that also prefer Twig over Blade. So the question‘Why choose Twig over Blade?’ often pops up. The reason is usually just a matter of preference, but in this post we’re going to compare the Bla…
Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Sep. 19, 2015
In the last few weeks, Socialite was a popular topic to blog/tweet about. Coincidentally, I also needed Socialite for a project. But in my case, I wanted to use it in an Angular app, distributed using Cordova (Phonegap) as hybrid app on Android/iOS. There were some examples, but I couldn’t find muc…
Written by Barry vd. Heuvel
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on Sep. 19, 2015
jquery-ujs is a script, originally created for Ruby on Rails, to simplify common JavaScript actions and make it easier to execute RESTful actions through links. Even though it was created for Rails, it works perfectly with Laravel. It is described like this on the readme:This unobtrusive scripting…