The third part of our series on creating a GraphQL server in Laravel to support the Resource Allocation system
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Extending the Resources GraphQL Server
This is Part II of “Building a Resource Manager in React and GraphQL”. Read Part I, Building a Resource Manager in React and GraphQL. Now that we have some behavior from the GraphQL server, we can start building out the rest of the data models. As described in Part I, we need to add Eloquent […]
Collections: One API to rule them all
A version of the Laravel Collections library has been released for JavaScript. This dependency-free library for working with arrays and objects has (almost) the same API as the similarly named library in Laravel 5.6, meaning that we can apply the same knowledge/techniques when working in Laravel or Javascript. The “(almost)” above refers to the fact that […]
React in Laravel in Lando
React is one of the most popular Javascript frameworks, and is currently being integrated into the Drupal core and contrib modules, and is a central part of the forthcoming WordPress Gutenberg editing system, and widely used in other PHP applications including Laravel. One of the biggest barriers to getting started with React is the necessary […]
Laravel Auditing
The Laravel Auditing package (owen-it/laravel-auditing) is an easily installed add-on which tracks all changes made to Laravel models. This package is great for debugging and also for uncovering who made changes to your database and when. This is sure to be a great help when customers call asking just how their data changed. There is some […]