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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 Hybrid Cache System for Statamic: Part Five
Part 5 of 6 covers implementing a cache namespace and labeling system, which we can use to target multiple cache entries simultaneously for invalidation.
Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic: Part Four
Part 4 of 6 covers implementing new features to set arbitrary expiration times from within a template and mechanisms to invalidate all cached responses at once.
Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic: Part Six
Part 6 of 6 covers implementing custom Artisan commands to retrieve information about our cache, invalidating responses returned from Laravel routes and controllers, excluding pages with CSRF tokens, and examples of how to integrate with third-party systems like Torchlight.
Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic: Part Three
Part 3 of 6 covers managing response headers, configuring the custom cache system, and implementing mechanisms to bypass the cache entirely.
Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic: Part Two
Part 2 of 6 covers invalidating cached responses when template changes are detected and detecting request content dependencies, such as entries, taxonomies, and assets.
Creating a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic
Part 1 of 6 covers experimenting with various cache systems, techniques, and organization of our custom cache system.
Best Practices for Securing Your Development Projects
Securing development projects means integrating security at each stage of development. Let's discuss the best practices to secure your development projects.
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.
Swapping Antlers Layouts and Passing Data to Layouts
Discover how to create a custom Statamic Tag in this step-by-step guide, enabling dynamic layout changes and sharing variables with your layouts in Antlers templates. Learn the implementation process, utilize the make:addon command, and explore the internal workings of Statamic to master custom layout behavior.
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