#Laravel Version 5.8

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Sponzy Nulled Script 5.8

Download Sponzy Nulled Script – Monetize Your Content Creatively If you're looking for a powerful yet cost-effective solution to launch a creator-support platform, Sponzy Nulled Script is the perfect tool for you. Whether you're building a Patreon-style website or looking to monetize content through subscriptions and donations, this script is a game-changer. Enjoy full access to premium features without any licensing restrictions. Get the latest version for free right here and empower your online journey today! What Is Sponzy Nulled Script? Sponzy Nulled Script is a premium PHP-based platform that enables creators to receive financial support from fans and subscribers. With seamless payment integrations, customizable layouts, and multi-language support, Sponzy allows you to create a community-focused platform that rivals the best in the business. The nulled version gives you complete access to its premium functionalities for free—no subscriptions, no hidden charges. Technical Specifications Script Type: PHP Laravel Framework Responsive Design: Fully Mobile-Optimized Database Support: MySQL 5.7+ Latest Version Compatibility: PHP 8+ Security: Integrated reCAPTCHA, CSRF Protection Powerful Features & Unique Benefits The Sponzy Nulled Script comes loaded with high-end features that give you a competitive edge: 1. Multi-Currency & Payment Gateway Support Integrate with PayPal, Stripe, and even cryptocurrency gateways to offer a seamless payment experience worldwide. 2. Membership Tiers Create different support plans with varying benefits to attract a wider range of supporters—from casual fans to superfans. 3. Real-Time Notifications Keep users engaged with real-time alerts for messages, tips, and subscription renewals. 4. GDPR-Ready and SEO-Friendly Built to meet modern data privacy regulations while optimizing your platform for search engines right out of the box. 5. Monetization Tools Enable tipping, subscriptions, and pay-per-view content—all built into the system with intuitive admin control. Why Choose Sponzy Nulled Script? Unlike many open-source alternatives, Sponzy Nulled Script is professionally designed and continuously updated. The nulled version saves you hundreds of dollars while providing the exact same user experience. It’s ideal for entrepreneurs, influencers, bloggers, and creative professionals who want to launch a content support platform without financial risk. How to Install Sponzy Nulled Script Download the script from our website. Upload it to your server using FTP or cPanel. Create a new MySQL database and import the included SQL file. Open the installation URL and follow the on-screen setup process. Log in to your admin panel and start customizing your platform! Use Cases of Sponzy Nulled Script Content Creators: Monetize exclusive videos, blogs, or artwork. Influencers: Offer membership perks to loyal followers. Nonprofits: Receive recurring donations without complex setups. Writers & Journalists: Launch subscription-based content easily. FAQs About Sponzy Nulled Script Q: Is it safe to use the nulled version? A: Yes, we ensure all scripts are scanned for malware and viruses before making them available. However, always use a secure hosting environment. Q: Can I update the script? A: Updates are manual, and you may need to download the latest version from our website when available. Q: Does it support RTL languages? A: Absolutely. Sponzy Nulled Script supports both LTR and RTL, making it perfect for global use. Q: Can I integrate custom themes? A: Yes, the script supports theme customization and development for a personalized user experience. Final Thoughts The Sponzy is more than just a content monetization tool—it’s your gateway to building a thriving digital community. Whether you're just starting out or scaling an established brand, Sponzy delivers professional-grade features without the professional-grade price tag. Don’t miss this opportunity to download it for free and unlock unlimited potential!

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Laravel 5.8 tutorial #3 - simple routing - Laravel

Laravel 5.8 tutorial #3 – simple routing – Laravel

Laravel 5.8 tutorial #3 – simple routing – Laravel

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what is routing and location change routing change file pass parameter optional perameter and redirect

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Update laravel from 8 to 9

Update laravel from 8 to 9

Hello, everyone, as we know on the 8th of Feb 2022, the Laravel version 9(LTS), has been released, and to make our project more stable and less security issue we must have to update our project to laravel version 9. It took around 30 minutes to update your project from laravel 8 to laravel 9 Follow the below steps to update your project from laravel 8 to 9. Update/add laravel dependencies in…

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Laravel, an out-standing PHP framework created by Taylor Otwell back in 2011 is the best amongst all PHP framework.

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Laravel One To One Relationship

Laravel One To One Relationship

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In this chapter, we will learn how to use Laravel One To One Relationship. I am using windows OS & latest version of Laravel Framework which is 5.8 now and it needs PHP version 7.1.3 or higher. Make sure you have this PHP version installed in your system. You can use your PHP version too.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]

# Requirements

Laravel installed in your…

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Laravel 6.0: What You Should Know

Since the inception of Laravel 5.0 around 4.5 years ago, the Laravel ecosystem has blossomed into something that leaves users nothing to complain about, to say the least. Laravel Nova, Laravel Horizon, Laravel Echo, Laravel Scout, and Laravel Passport are just some of the tools that have been introduced since then. At the time of this writing, we’re on Laravel 5.8 and Taylor Otwell has decided to skip past 5.9 on to 6.0 on the 3rd of September. Previously, Taylor has stressed that this won’t be a major paradigm shift for Laravel and the most significant change will be the transition to semantic versioning. However, this doesn’t mean that there aren’t plenty of new features worth talking about.

Let’s dive into some of the smaller changes first.

The Smaller Things

Authorization

Authorization messages can now be made easier for users to understand. Before Laravel 6.0, the infrastructure wasn’t in place to easily give a specific response to a user when they were given an authorization-related error. The status code could be given fairly easily, but giving a custom error message was more complicated back then. Giving a custom messaged required the developer to create a new file and write their own exceptions.

Now, to get a customizable authorization response, you can simply use the Gate::inspect method when linking to the function that enables you to receive the response. Delivery of the message to the front-end is also easy to organize. Simply add $this->authorize or Gate::authorize to a suitable route or controller.

No More Default Front-End

The typical front-end setup you are given when you first start a Laravel project is now gone. This means the Vue and Bootstrap code you would usually see, would have now been removed. What it’s been replaced with is unknown. Perhaps, it hasn’t been replaced. Strangely, the make:auth command, used to provide the login system scaffolding is now not a part of the original Laravel install either. To be honest, the rationale behind this change is unclear to me. However, given Laravel’s versioning adjustment, it makes sense that third-party technologies like Vue and Bootstrap that haven’t recently undergone the same changes could cause conflict. Though, this is merely speculation.

If you want access to the old UI, you can extract a composer package that contains it with the CLI: composer require laravel/ui and php artisan ui vue --auth.

Lazy Collections

This is one of the more interesting additions. If you’re new to Laravel, Collections are tools that make it easier for you to manipulate arrays. Eloquent, one of the two main tools in Laravel used to communicate with databases, returns its queries as Collection instances. Check out the docs for Collections if you think you’re gonna lack context in a moment. https://laravel.com/docs/5.8/collections

So, what are Lazy Collections? Traditional Collections are often used for working with large amounts of data. When they run into data-heavy files, they’ll try and store all of that data at once. This may sound quick and convenient but the downside is that this is very memory-taxing. Lazy Collections solve this problem by only storing the part of the file they need, and thus, save memory usage and boost performance.

If you understand how lazy loading works then you’ll be familiar with my previous explanation. Lazy loading works the same way. When you make a request to the server with lazy loading implemented, the browser will only return the part of the web page it knows you’re going to use immediately. Then, when the user scrolls down the page or clicks on an internal link, the server will provide you the necessary content it knows you need. This way, only memory that is needed at that particular moment is being used. This method increases speed. Lazy Collections is kind of like lazy loading but with arrays from a database and not content on a webpage.

The Bigger Things

Laravel Ignition

So yeah, the new error page for Laravel is called Ignition and it looks awesome. It’ll be the default error page for Laravel when 6.0 releases. However, if you don’t feel like making the switch to 6.0 just yet, that’s fine, you can still install Ignition on previous versions. Let’s talk about what Ignition brings to the table.

With Whoops (the current default Laravel error page), stack traces and relevant code snippets are shown in an error page, but this doesn’t always lead the developer to the solution. Worse, sometimes the stack traces just reference compiled paths. This can it make it difficult to find the necessary non-compiled files to fix because they aren’t listed anywhere on the error page. Thankfully, this isn’t a problem with Ignition, it can display to you the non-compiled file where the problem actually exists. By clicking on a pencil icon, you can go directly to the file in your chosen editor.

The second coolest feature of Ignition is that it can display potential solutions when displaying an error message. Most error pages just leave you with the error. For example, if the error is that you misspelled a property name, Ignition will tell you that the property has been misspelled and offer you the correct spelling. Solution suggestions can be way more sophisticated than this, I’ll link you to the source down below. Your suggestions are even customizable!

You wanna know the coolest feature? These solution suggestions are actually runnable!

Yes, really. Take a look at this short demo by one of the creators, Freek Van der Herten.

https://youtu.be/EZu0-CwTU9Q

Also, you can add your own runnable solutions too! This is great as Ignition is open source so people in the Laravel community will undoubtedly contribute their own solutions for everyone to use.

There’s a bunch of other cool features too such as creating your own tabs (yes Ignition has tabs) and sharing your error messages with other people. This is done using Flare, a tool that comes with Ignition.

For everything about Laravel Ignition and Flare, visit https://freek.dev/1441-ignition-a-new-error-page-for-laravel.

Laravel Vapor

Another big one. Laravel Vapor is a serverless deployment platform for Laravel. But wait, why do we need a deployment platform? We already have Laravel Forge, right? As beloved as Forge is amongst the Laravel community, it does have its limitations. It doesn’t have autoscaling to deal with large sudden increases in traffic that prevent your site from crashing. Also, configuration is required when OS or PHP updates occur. Vapor has autoscaling, so, you don’t have to worry about sudden spikes in your traffic causing website downtime. In addition, because of the serverless structure of Vapor, it also handles all the updates you may stress about when using Forge.

Vapor’s website is very clean looking and everything seems easy to find. When you deploy a project, you can see the different stages of the deployment process loading on the UI. I find this to be very reassuring and comforting. You can also rollback your application with a click of a button. Just click on “rollback” and it’ll do just that. Pretty neat. Same deal if you want your app to undergo maintenance. Just click on the “maintenance mode” button.

Another cool feature of Laravel Vapor is that you’re able to set alarms. What do I mean by that? For example, to know when your website traffic suddenly blows up, you can set a certain amount of HTTP requests per minute, and if your website hits that limit, the alarm will go off, informing you of the surge in traffic. Taylor Otwell showcases this and other conditionals in his Laravel Vapor demo which I’ll link to below.

There’s so much to cover with Laravel Vapor and the Laravel update itself. Because of this, I didn’t really want to dive into the complexities too much in this post. To learn more about the technical aspects of Laravel 6.0, you can take a look at the release notes here https://laravel.com/docs/6.0/releases. For more info on Laravel Vapor, visit this video by Taylor Otwell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsPeWjKAUt0&t=362s.

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12 Best Reasons Why Use Laravel to Build Web App Development

Developers find difficulty in choosing the proper framework for their application in the initial stages of project development. So, here we have come up with some stages that a developer should keep in mind while choosing the proper Laravel PHP framework for their web app development. It includes Development cost, Experience, Third-party integration, Popularity, Deployment, Testing, etc. 

Before choosing a framework, you need to contemplate on programming language and software development community to perform the task for you. PHP Development Services is an open-source, widely-used programming language. It is a powerful tool for making web pages . It comes with a variety of frameworks that have robust technical capabilities. Those frameworks are- Zend, Slim, CakePHP, Symfony, Yii 2, Phalcon, Laravel, etc.

Among all of the above frameworks, Laravel is the most acclaimed framework of PHP. Why is Laravel’s most popular framework? Why should developers choose Laravel amongst a variety of frameworks? You will find the answer to the above questions in this article. Before it, you have to understand what Laravel is? So, let’s get started! 

What is Laravel?

“Taylor Orwell” created Laravel. It is the most popular and power-packed open-source framework of PHP. It is an advanced alternative to the Codelgniter framework and follows a modal-view-controller design pattern based on the Symfony framework.

The popularity of the Laravel PHP framework increased more after releasing version 3. With this version, Laravel comes with the following features-

Command Line Interface ( known as Artisan)

Support for the Database system

Migrations

Packaging system (known as bundles)

Laravel has many tools and frameworks to help you build modern web applications. It offers a library of guides, documentation, and tutorial videos that help developers learn and gain expertise. Simultaneously, it has simplified the efforts of the laravel web app development company in gaining the correct user traction. 

From time to time, Laravel has come up with a new version and gets more popular with each one. In June 2011, the first stable version was released, Version 5.6 ( February 2018), Version 5.7 (September 2018), Version 5.8 (February 2019), Version 7 (March 2020), and Version 9 (February 2022).

We have seen what Laravel is. Let’s see the reasons why use it to build web app development?

Reasons to Use Laravel PHP Framework to Build Web Apps

There are many outstanding reasons to choose Laravel. The top reasons are well explained by laravel web app development companies. Thus, here are the best 12 reasons to choose laravel for web app development.

1. Simple Coding Languages

No one in this world looks for a complex way to finish their work. Everyone wants an easier way to complete the process. In the same way, web developer utilizes laravel web development services to render the most scalable apps easily. Laravel is the one that helps developers to develop an application with the simplest coding languages. In comparison to other frameworks, it is one of the simplest coding languages. It is ideal for all types of projects.

This framework has an impressive syntax that helps developers to make their work easier. The developers can create diverse applications with the features of Laravel and satisfy the needs of various clients.

2. URL Routing

URL Routing is necessary for web applications. Without URL Routing, it is difficult for web applications to understand what the users want. It will display a blank or error page. Users use web development by clicking links or typing to see contents like a product description, an article, a contact form, etc. Laravel services allow the simple method of defining routes and make work easy for developers.

3. Effective Queue Service

The situations happen like server failure or applications becoming expensive when constant communication occurs between two parts of an application or between two or more applications. Laravel PHP framework happens to be the savior. 

Developers try to avoid these situations by adopting a message queue system at the initial stages of project development and ignoring other techniques. It helps the developers speed up the applications, maintain integrity, and load balancing.

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How to telescope installation and configuration in laravel?

Hello to all! Now in this article, i will talk about laravel telescope installation. i will use how to install telescope laravel? So in this article i will goes to detailed descriptive on telescope installation and configuration step by step. I will look at example of telescope installation and configuration. So Let’s start with laravel telescope tutorial.

So now in this tutorial, i will show you how to telescope installation and configuration in laravel 5.8 ,laravel 6, laravel 7 and laravel 8 version.

Laravel Telescope is a debug assistant for laravel project. Whenever you will write code it is very hard to debug and find the error in your application manually. Telescope will provides access to the requests coming into your application, exceptions, log entries, database queries, model watch, catch, redis, queued jobs, mail, scheduled tasks and more in one place.

So, now here i will give you a very simple step of how to install telescope in your laravel app and also how it looks after install.

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Install Laravel Telescope Package

Install telescope for with following command:

composer require laravel/telescope

you can also install for specific environment:

composer require laravel/telescope --dev

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Install Telescope

after install this package, we have to also install telescope by using following command that will create migration files and configuration file.

php artisan telescope:install

now let’s run following command to create tables for telescope.

php artisan migrate

now you are ready to run telescope. so let’s run project:

php artisan serve

open bellow url

localhost:8000/telescope/requests

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What features provide by telescope?

Requests

Commands

Schedule

Jobs

Batches

Cache

Dumps

Events

Exceptions

Gates

Logs

Mail

Models

Notifications

Queries

Redis

Views

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Laravel 5.8 - Import Export Data in CSV File - Laravel

Laravel 5.8 – Import Export Data in CSV File – Laravel

Laravel 5.8 – Import Export Data in CSV File – Laravel

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Composer update fails with composer.json PHP version ^7.1.3

Composer update fails with composer.json PHP version ^7.1.3

Hi geeks, yesterday I tried to run a command in my laravel project ver 5.8 then it’s showing two issues in my git bash. my PHP version in the composer.json file is “^7.1.3”. Problem 1 - Root composer.json requires php ^7.1.3 but your php version (8.0.0) does not satisfy that requirement. Problem 2 - laravel/framework[v5.8.0, ..., 5.8.x-dev] require php ^7.1.3 -> your php version (8.0.0) does not…

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Primex - HTML + Laravel Admin Dashboard Template

Primex – HTML + Laravel Admin Dashboard Template

Primex – HTML + Laravel Admin Dashboard Template It is fully responsive, built with Bootstrap 4 Framework, Laravel 5.8, HTML5, CSS3, and SCSS. It has a huge collection of reusable UI components and integrated with the latest jQuery plugins. General Features Build on the latest version of Bootstrap (v4.3.1) Well documented Advanced components Sass files Easy to use Google fonts Google…

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How to Add and Remove Laravel Events | Yudiz Solutions

Prefix:

Laravel Version 5.8 or above

PHP Version 7.1.3 or above

Overview:

Hello friends, today we will discuss the Event and Event Listener and how we can add on laravel and manage Events. There are so many blogs for Event and Event Listener but in this blog, we will discuss what is an Event and Event Listener is and how we can add and remove Events in our project.

What is an Event? 

In Computer terminology, an Event is an action detected by a program. Events can be user actions such as moving a cursor, clicking a mouse button, or pressing a key.

What is an Event Listener?

An Event Listener is a function in a program that waits for an event to occur. The listener is a program that reacts to an input or signal by calling the event’s handler.

E.g: When a user is registered successfully at that time sending an email.

When to use Event?

An Event is mainly used to perform repeated tasks in your project. Suppose you are working on any project and you have some tasks that you have to perform more than once, at that time you can use an Event.

Let’s take an example, In our project, we want to send emails to a particular user when the user signs up or purchases a product from our website. Here if we don’t use an Event, we have to perform separate codes to send mail for sign up and purchase of product.

In Laravel, best practice is that we have to create one event for sending emails and create a different Listener and set “listen” property to identify which event is executed.

Create Event and Event Listener

In Laravel we can easily create an Event and Event Listener. This mainly is covered in three parts.

Registering Events & Listeners

Generating Events & Listeners

Dispatching Event

Let’s discuss all the parts of an Event and Event Listener in detail.

1. Registering Events & Listeners

In Laravel, we have an App/Providers/EventServiceProvider class to register our events and listeners. In this class “listen” property contains an array of all events (keys) and their listeners(values). You can add one or more events

In this array as per your requirement.

Example:-

2. Generating Events & Listeners:

In laravel Generating Events & Listeners there are two method that is as follow:

a. Generate an Event and Listeners using EventServiceProvider

b. Create Listener and Event using command:

a. Generate an Event and Listeners using EventServiceProvider:

Step (1) : In the first step you have to define Event and Listener in Providers/EventServiceProvider class.You can define multiple Events and Listener in this array as explained above.

Step(2) : After that we need to generate an Event and Listener using the following command.This command will generate ‘CheckPayment’ event in  App/event path and create ‘CheckPaymentListener’ listener at App\Listeners location.=> php artisan event:generate

b. Create Listener and Event using command:

Step(1): In this way we have to execute the following command to create an event and listener.The following command will generate “ChkPayment” event at App/Events.=> php artisan make:event ChkPaymentAbove command will create a “ChkPayment” file something like this :ChkPayment:

The following command will generate Listener that is “ChkPaymentEventListener” for event “ChkPayment”.”CheckPaymentListener�� provide one method that is “handle”.In this method you can define your action(logic) to perform when this event is called. => php artisan make:listener ChkPaymentEventListener –event=”ChkPayment”

ChkPaymentEventListener:

3. Dispatching Event

In the last step we have to dispatch (execute) our event. To dispatch an event, you may pass an instance of the event helper. The helper will dispatch the event to all of its registered listeners. Since the event helper is globally available, you may call it from anywhere in your application. We can pass arguments to the event and access in our defined Event and Listener class.

Please find below file examples:

Controllers/frontend/PaymentController:

web.php(Route):

Note (To Stop Event):-

In laravel if you want to stop the execution of an event you need to return false in the handle method of Listener class. In our example, we have defined a ‘fireornot’ variable in “CheckPayment” event and we will pass value in PaymentController here we have passed second argument as boolean value that is true or false.

Here, the passing argument is true so it will execute an event and display the following output.

Output:

Payment amount is: 10 This is check payment event.

Conclusion:

I hope this blog is useful to all those who want to add Events in Laravel. In this blog, we have tried to cover all possibilities regarding Events. It is the best practice to add Event and Event Listener so that the code stays optimized and can take advantage of code reusability. Once you have created any Event it can be accessed by the entire application.

Follow us on https://blog.yudiz.com/ for more such interesting blogs.

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Vanguard - Advanced PHP Login and User Management

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Vanguard - Advanced PHP Login and User Management

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Vanguard is PHP application, written in Laravel PHP framework, that allows website owners to quickly add and enable authentication, authorization and user management to their website. It is designed following latest security and code standards and it is ready for high availability websites. Although it is written in Laravel, it can be used to provide secure login, authentication, authorization and complete user management for any PHP powered website. Vanguard also comes with fully documented JSON API which allows you to easily authenticate users from your mobile (or any other) application.

It comes with almost three hundred automated tests (functional and unit), that cover all vital parts of the application and the API and ensures it’s maintainability and stability.

Version 5.0.1

Features

Secure user registration and login

Social Authentication using Facebook, Twitter and Google+

Password reset

Two-Factor Authentication

Remember Me feature on login

Login with email or username

Google reCAPTCHA on registration

Authentication Throttling (lock user account after few incorrect login attempts)

Interactive Dashboard

Unlimited number of user roles

Powerful admin panel

Unlimited number of permissions

Manage permissions from admin interface

Assign permission to roles

Easily check if user has permission to perform some action

JSON API to build any kind of applications around Vanguard

Super easy installation using installation wizard

User Activity Log

Avatar upload with crop feature

Built using Bootstrap 4

Active Sessions Management (see and manage all your active sessions)

Admins can impersonate users

Full unicode support

Client side and server side form validation

Fully customisable from settings section

Complete and detailed documentation

Fully object oriented and commented PHP and JavaScript code.

Localization support – Translate the application to any language (English, Serbian and German translations included)

Runs on PHP 7.2.5+

Flexible Plugin System

Security

CSRF Protection – all forms include CSRF token

Session Protection – highly secure Laravel session mechanism

Highly secure one-way password hashing

Server Requirements

PHP >= 7.2.5

BCMath PHP Extension

OpenSSL PHP Extension

PDO PHP Extension

Mbstring PHP Extension

Tokenizer PHP Extension

Ctype PHP Extension

XML PHP Extension

JSON PHP Extension

GD PHP Extension

Fileinfo PHP Extension

Demo and Documentation

Demo link: https://demo.vanguardapp.io

Admin Credentials

Username: admin

Password: admin123

Documentation and Support: https://milos.support-hub.io/

Discount Notifications

Subscribe to receive notifications about discounts and updates: https://vanguardapp.io/#subscribe

Changelog

Check the docs for upgrade guide.

April 8, 2020 – Version 5.0.1

Fixed installation wizard

April 5, 2020 – Version 5.0.0

Fixed custom login redirect issue Upgraded to Laravel 7 Switched to Laravel Sanctum for API authentication Replaced API transformers with Laravel's API Resources Changed API response format

September 16, 2019 – Version 4.0.1

Fixed password reset email issue Fixed avatar upload issue Updated registration and email verification flow

September 13, 2019 – Version 4.0.0

Added Plugin Support Upgraded to Laravel 6

April 1, 2019 – Version 3.2.1

Fix installation issue

March 30, 2019 – Version 3.2.0

Upgraded to Laravel 5.8 Replaced deprecated Larvel str_ and array_ helper functions

October 30, 2018 – Version 3.1.0

Upgraded to Laravel 5.7 Fixed issue with API when country_id field is null Fixed Notifications Settings update bug Improved Two-Factor Authentication by adding one more step for phone verification Added Impersonate feature

June 14, 2018 – Version 3.0.1

Minor bug-fix release to address a few mostly UI related bugs. List of changed files available inside the upgrade guide.

May 17, 2018 – Version 3.0.0

Complete frontend re-write with Bootstrap 4 Remove additional step for Twitter authentication since Twitter can provide an email now Update sizes of the avatars retreived during social authentication

March 13, 2018 – Version 2.2.0

Upgrade to Laravel 5.6 Fix issue with Authy secret key and config caching Fix issues with registration history chart Fix installation issue on PHP 7.2

December 19, 2017 – Version 2.1.1

Added ability to configure dates format across the app Added automatic session invalidation and log out of the user if he is banned by the administrator Added device info on session list page Updated dashboard chart to display data in last 365 days (instead of for current year) Extracted model factories to different files (important for testing purposes only) Fixed autoload include issue for existing websites

November 08, 2017 – Version 2.1.0

Upgrade Laravel to version 5.5 Fix glitch on User Acivity search

September 14, 2017 – Version 2.0.2

Fix avatar update issue when admin is updating avatar for some other user Disable API authentication for banned and unconfirmed users Fix country update issue which occures on some MySQL versions

August 25, 2017 – Version 2.0.1

Fix installation issues from previous version Update documentation

August 23, 2017 – Version 2.0.0

Add fully tested JSON API Fix some minor glitches related to translation

May 1, 2017 – Version 1.3.3

Fix incompatibility issues between laravel-jsvalidation package and Laravel Framework version 5.4.19+ Fix issue where country is set to null after user logs in

April 12, 2017 – Version 1.3.2

Removed zizaco/entrust package and replaced with Vanguard's native mechanism for handling roles and permissions $user->can() method now use Laravel's default authorization mechanism. For checking if user has permission defined by Vanguard, you should use $user->hasPermission('...').

March 06, 2017 – Version 1.3.1

Fixed installation issue Fixed issue with FORCE_SSL

February 18, 2017 – Version 1.3.0

Laravel 5.4 upgrade IMPORTANT: Fixed potential security issue with user avatar upload Fixed issue to don't allow banned users to log in via social networks Expanded and updated automated tests to cover all bugs and issues from above

September 30, 2016 – Version 1.2.1

Fixed bug when creating/updating users from admin panel without selected country Fixed small typos on delete user confirmation popup

September 27, 2016 – Version 1.2.0

Updated to Laravel 5.3 InnoDB is now forced storage engine for MySQL database Slightly improved design E-Mail templates updated (now using Laravel 5.3 Notifications feature) Fixed default country value Fixed n+1 problem for activity page (added missing eager loading) Fixed translation glitches Added IIS configuration file PHP 5.6.4 is now minimum PHP version required (Laravel 5.3 requirement) PHP XML extension is now requirement (Laravel 5.3 requirement) Updated and extended documentation Dropped support for HHVM, since Laravel 5.3 does not support it

March 30, 2016 – Version 1.1.2

Add missing middleware to redirect user to install page if Vanguard is not installed

March 29, 2016 – Version 1.1.1

Added German translation files Add translation for few missed strings Fix some small bugs

March 15, 2016 – Version 1.1.0

Add localization support Use social network profile image as default avatar after social auth Fix problems with pagination while browsing search results for users and activities Handle missing email from non-twitter social provider

February 18, 2016 – Version 1.0.4

Updated documentation Added option to allow redirect to custom page after login Disable access to login page for authenticated users

February 4, 2016 – Version 1.0.3

Updated documentation Fixed css glitches Added more tests

January 25, 2016 – Version 1.0.2

New design for error pages Updated installer to require Fileinfo extension

January 22, 2016 – Version 1.0.1

Add missing configuration placeholder file

January 21, 2016 – Version 1.0.0

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Laravel 5.8.33: Let’s Talk About All New Email Validation Rule Options In It

The team of Laravel has released all-new v5.8.33 in the month of August. These new versions have new capabilities added to the email validation rule that include the latest changes and some of the fixes.

Let’s have a look at the changes :

From requests a user can now provide a passedValidation() callback that will fire once the validation has passed:

public function passedValidation()

{       $this->replace(['name' => 'Adam']);}

These passedValidation callbacks can be helpful for applying filters to data without intrusive with validation.

The new type of email validation support has been implemented by Dries Vints using the egulias/EmailValidator package.

When checking for valid emails, the improved email validation rule acquaints the ability to add multiple email validators.

Example:

$request->validate([

   'email' => 'email:rfc,dns'

]);

By referring to the latest

laravel validation

documentation for 5.8 you can get to know about the new parameters possible in the email validation rule. The possible rules include strict, spoof, dns, and rfc filter.

Another support added by Dries Vints is for Redis 5.0 in a backward-compatible way so that all can support v5.0 in starting in this release.

For MySQL and Postgres ‘insert ignore’ support was added and to learn it in detail you need to check out add insert ignore support on GitHub.

Ignore works during an insert that means if the database runs into errors, it generally terminates and doesn’t insert any rows. While with ignore, the database will ignore invalid data and insert valid rows.

The amazing last feature that is added is the ability to use the custom, Whoops Handler. For more details, you can check on GitHub.

Have A Look On Whole Difference Between 5.8.32 and 5.8.33 as per on GitHub:

v5.8.33 :

Added

Implement new types for email validation support

Added ValidatesWhenResolvedTrait::passedValidation() callback

Allowed to override the existing Whoops handler

Added Redis 5 support

Added insert or ignore support

Fixed

Avoid undefined index errors when using AWS IAM

Fixed exception message in the ProviderRepository::writeManifest()

Fixed command testing of output and questions expectations

Added ignoring of classes which are not instantiable during event discovery

Fixed non-displayable boolean values invalidation messages

Used real class name for seeders in the output

Fixed invalid link expiry count in ResetPassword

Refactoring

Simplified isset()

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Latest Features of Laravel You Would Want to Try.

Features of Laravel 5.8 For the development of custom software, Laravel is the favorite PHP framework of many professionals. Laravel makes it very easy for the user to provide clean and user-friendly API and implement authentication.

This framework keeps releasing updates at 6-month intervals to fix the issues and increase the efficiency. Latest version was released on 26th February, 2019.

Let us go through the interesting features that Laravel 5.8 has in store for us:

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