Laravel
Where Things get Good: Moving on to Forte Development Phase 1
Wrapping up Forte Phase 0 with the lexer and parser now in private alpha, and kicking off Phase 1 with AST visitors, traversal, and some secret projects in the works.
Forte Update: Backtracking, Metadata, HTML Validation, and More
A Forte development update: the parser now supports backtracking, improvements to node metadata, identifiers, and improvements to mixed Blade/HTML parsing.
Parsing HTML and Blade Attributes in Forte
Wrapping up attribute parsing in Forte's HTML parser, from simple HTML attributes to complex, edge-case scenarios.
Switch Statements and Parser Extensions in Forte
Exploring how Forte's parser extensions can be used to handle complex Blade directives like nested switch statements with a cleaner, more flexible, and easily extendable approach.
Parsing Blade Comments in Forte
Digging into parsing Blade and HTML comments while building Forte's HTML parser for Laravel Blade.
Thoughts on HTML Elements and Blade Components in Forte
This week I’m tackling Forte's HTML parser - consolidating Blade, Flux, and Livewire components into one flexible system. Here's what’s working (and what's next).
Laracon, Blade and What's Next
Recapping Laracon in Denver with the Statamic team, this post introduces Forte - a new Blade extensibility framework designed to simplify parsing and empower Laravel developers
Implementing a Custom Laravel Blade Precompiler for Volt and Livewire
Learn how to implement a custom component compiler for Laravel's Blade templating language in this post. We will build a custom compiler that transforms custom component syntax into a Livewire component, leveraging new features provided by Volt. Follow along as we set up the Blade precompiler and parse custom Blade component syntax. Get started by grabbing the example code on GitHub, and don't forget to install the necessary dependencies.
Creating a Simple Honeypot Field in Laravel
Learn how to implement a honeypot form mechanism using Laravel. This security measure helps catch bots and automated scripts by adding an inconspicuous form field that human users should leave empty. You can implement the honeypot in two different ways: by creating a custom middleware class or by adding the logic directly to the form's action. Additionally, you can create a custom Blade directive to simplify adding the hidden field to multiple forms.
Announcement: All Of the Laravel Articles Are Free
Discover the journey behind "Laravel Artisan: An In Depth Coverage of Laravel Features." Find out why the project was eventually converted into free blog posts on the website. Explore the author's other projects and the motivation behind the switch to a new site. Don't miss the free resource, "Laravel Companion: A Guide to Helpers, Collections And More."
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Wrapping up Forte Phase 0 with the lexer and parser now in private alpha, and kicking off Phase 1 wi...
Read moreA Forte development update: the parser now supports backtracking, improvements to node metadata, ide...
Read moreWrapping up attribute parsing in Forte's HTML parser, from simple HTML attributes to complex, edge-c...
Read moreExploring how Forte's parser extensions can be used to handle complex Blade directives like nested s...
Read moreDigging into parsing Blade and HTML comments while building Forte's HTML parser for Laravel Blade.
Read moreThis week I’m tackling Forte's HTML parser - consolidating Blade, Flux, and Livewire components into...
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