In this article we will explore the various ways to run the Laravel task scheduler. We will look at running the task scheduler on Mac OS as well as on Windows. There are two major ways to run the task scheduler. The first is to manually run the...

Laravel provides support for AES encryption, a symmetric key encryption scheme, right out of the box. Laravel also automatically signs all encrypted values with a message authentication code (MAC) so that any modifications to the encrypted data...

This article is part of a four part series all about Laravel facades. Each of the parts are listed below: Laravel Facades Part One: An Introduction to Facades, Laravel Facades Part Two: Using Facades, ., Laravel Facades Part Three: Creating Custom...

Laravel provides many helper functions for interacting and manipulating array data structures. Laravel's array functions offer additional functionality on top of PHP's built in array functions. The helper functions in this section are located...

Laravel Facades Part One': 'An Introduction to Facades, Laravel Facades Part Two': 'Using Facades, Laravel Facades Part Three': 'Creating Custom Facades, Laravel Facades Part Four': 'Facade Class Reference The following tables will list all the...

Macros are a way to reduce the lines of code a developer has to write, and can be traditionally thought of as "shortcuts". Laravel generally uses macros to add, or inject, functions into various classes at runtime. Developers familiar with C# can...

The mix helper function can be used to generate URLs to a versioned Laravel Mix file. You should use this function when you reference assets compiled or minified using Laravel Mix; this is because Laravel Mix generates a hash as the name of the...