Tag: Laravel
Deploying a Laravel Application
Back in October, I wrote about getting started with the Laravel (php) framework. In that post, I outlined how to set up a basic Laravel application. Once I had figured that out, I dove head first into rebuilding our custom content management system (CMS) using Laravel. I have successfully completed that task, along with 3 … Continue Reading
Always Learning
I’ve been a web developer/programmer “professionally” since 2004. I say professionally in quotes because that’s when I started getting paid to develop things. 🙂 I have no formal training in anything web related. I actually have a degree in meteorology. That’s where I got my first taste of building things for the web. In my … Continue Reading
Bitbucket & Composer
The next step in my Laravel self-education is building my own packages and figuring out how to pull them into a project, using Composer, when they are needed. We use private Bitbucket git repositories at work since our projects are for clients and not open source. Because of that, it is a little more tricky … Continue Reading
Adding Foundation 5 to a Laravel 5 Application
Last month I wrote about getting started with Laravel 5. In that post, I outlined the steps to get a bare bones Laravel application up and running. Now … I don’t know about you, but I rarely have the need for a bare bones website of any sort. Every developer has their own framework that … Continue Reading
Getting Started with Laravel 5
A little over a year ago, I decided that I wanted to learn Laravel. I had seen quite a few tweets about the framework and it piqued my interest. I spoke with my boss, and he was okay with me learning Laravel in my down time so that I could rewrite our custom CMS package … Continue Reading