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Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Apr. 8, 2021
Today marks the release of another Laravel + Inertia.js package, this time a small one compared to last week's Tables package. This new package provides helper methods for Laravel Dusk that you can use to wait for specific Inertia.js events to fire. Dusk is a first-party Laravel package that lets…
Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Apr. 2, 2021
I'm thrilled to announce the release of a new package. It's a DataTables-like package for Inertia, Laravel, and Vue that comes with Tailwind-styled components and great features! You can search through your data, both globally and per attribute. There's support for pagination, sorting, column toggl…
Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Mar. 25, 2021
Last month we started our second big project with Inertia.js. The development of the first one is well underway, and with the recent announcement of Server-Side Rendering support, I genuinely think Inertia is the future of web development. It's incredibly intuitive as it gives you the best of both…
Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Dec. 22, 2020
The Laravel FFmpeg package has supported HLS for over four years. It's a fantastic protocol to provide on-demand, adaptive streaming. Initially developed by Apple in the early days of iOS, it is now the most popular streaming format, and it works on Android and virtually every other browser as well…
Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Dec. 11, 2020
Last week I blogged about a new package that I wrote. It builds upon the magic of Laravel Eloquent, and it quickly gained attention. As I worked on a minor release with some enhancements and shortcuts, I got an idea for a new feature. It's closely related to last week's package, but I decided to wr…
Written by Pascal Baljet Media - Blog
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on Dec. 2, 2020
In the Laravel framework, you've undoubtedly come across the Eloquent ORM. It makes working with your database a breeze as its query builder is both simple and incredibly powerful. It also has this concept of scopes, which you can apply globally to a model, or locally throughout your app. An exampl…