Wouldn't it be great if we could quickly access the exact Laravel documentation page you need right
from your code editor? Now you can!

Laravel provides frontend scaffolding, but you may want a more
customized boilerplate to start projects from. Learn to create your own package
to do just that!

Now that Tailwind CSS 1.4 is out it's a great time to upgrade your old, tired app. Okay, maybe your app already had version 1.3, but if not, the latest two versions (1.3 and 1.4) bring some amazing improvements. Most notable are the new space between utilities and built in PurgeCSS support.

We'll add some custom functionality to the composer package we created in part one to create a Laravel boilerplate with things set up just how we prefer.

Although the Laravel framework has its own conventions, there are several others I tend to follow that (I think) make me more efficient, so I want to share them with the world. These are my personal “best practices” for conventions in Laravel models, Laravel Livewire components, and Tailwind CSS utility classes.

Torchlight is a syntax highlighting service created by the legendary Aaron Francis (Thank you Aaron, it's awesome!). It generates beautiful code blocks and I love how they look. However, I wanted to take it a step further and add a "Copy to Clipboard" button to make...