A presentation about building a real-time dashboard using Laravel, Vue.js, and Pusher. The speaker demonstrates how to create a dynamic dashboard that displays various data like Twitter feeds, weather updates, package statistics, and team tasks. The dashboard updates in real-time using WebSockets through Pusher, with local storage for state management and a responsive design that works well on TV displays using a Raspberry Pi.

A presentation about the Laravel Media Library package, which handles file uploads, media management, and image manipulations in Laravel applications. The speaker demonstrates key features including file uploads, media collections, responsive images, file optimization, and multi-disk storage support. The talk includes live coding examples showing how to implement various media handling features with minimal code.

The talk focuses on code simplification techniques in Laravel applications. The speaker demonstrates several approaches including using view models to separate presentation logic from controllers, utilizing Blade X components for reusable form elements, and implementing query filters. The presentation includes practical examples of refactoring controller code and implementing custom components to make code more maintainable and reusable.

Freek Van der Herten presents Laravel Data, a package that allows developers to create powerful data objects with a single definition that can be used for multiple purposes like form requests, API resources, and TypeScript definitions. He demonstrates how the package reduces code duplication in complex applications and previews new features coming in Laravel Data v4, including improved TypeScript integration and route helper functions.

Freek Van der Herten from Spatie presents 10 lesser-known but useful Laravel packages from Spatie's collection of over 350 open source packages. He demonstrates practical use cases for packages including Laravel Horizon Watcher, Laravel Remote, Laravel Support Bubble, Laravel Response Cache, Laravel Query Builder, Laravel Login Link, Laravel PDF and others. The talk highlights how these 'hidden gems' can improve developer workflow and application functionality.

A talk about backup best practices and the Laravel Backup package. The speaker discusses the importance of not relying solely on hosting provider backups, demonstrates the Laravel Backup package's features including automated backups to multiple destinations, cleanup of old backups, and monitoring/notifications. He shares real-world backup horror stories and provides practical advice for implementing backup strategies in small teams without dedicated DevOps resources.

A presentation about building real-time dashboards using Laravel, Livewire, and the Laravel Dashboard package. The speaker demonstrates how to create dynamic dashboard tiles that auto-refresh and display various data sources like Google Calendar events and Twitter feeds. The talk includes live coding demonstrations and explains the underlying architecture of the dashboard package.

A detailed presentation about creating real-time dashboards using Laravel, Vue.js, and Pusher. The speaker demonstrates how to build a dashboard that displays various information like Twitter feeds, package statistics, and weather data in real-time using WebSockets. The talk includes live coding demonstrations and explains how to deploy the dashboard on a Raspberry Pi connected to a TV screen.

A comprehensive demonstration of the Laravel Media Library package, showing how to handle file uploads, manage media collections, generate responsive images, and optimize file storage. The speaker walks through practical examples of adding media to models, handling downloads, working with different file systems like S3, and implementing responsive image loading with automatic thumbnail generation.

A presentation about building real-time dashboards using Laravel, Livewire, and the Laravel Dashboard package. The speaker demonstrates how to create dynamic dashboard tiles that auto-refresh and display various data sources like Google Calendar events and Twitter feeds. The talk includes live coding demonstrations and explains the underlying architecture of the dashboard package.

Freek Van der Herten gives a talk about interesting PHP functions and features, focusing on concurrent programming capabilities using process control fork functions, global functions via auto-prepend, and debugging with Ray. He discusses how PHP remains relevant and powerful through continuous improvement and learning from other ecosystems.

Freek Van der Herten gives a talk about interesting PHP functions and features, focusing on concurrent programming capabilities using process control fork functions, global functions via auto-prepend, and debugging with Ray. He discusses how PHP remains relevant and powerful through continuous improvement and learning from other ecosystems.

A presentation about building real-time dashboards using Laravel, Livewire, and the Laravel Dashboard package. The speaker demonstrates how to create dynamic dashboard tiles that auto-refresh and display various data sources like Google Calendar events and Twitter feeds. The talk includes live coding demonstrations and explains the underlying architecture of the dashboard package.

Freek Van der Herten presents his 10th consecutive Laracon talk, showcasing 10 lesser-known but useful Laravel packages from Spatie's collection of over 300 packages. He demonstrates practical applications of packages including Laravel Horizon Watcher, Laravel Remote, Support Bubble, Slack Alerts, Query Builder, Login Link, Laravel Steps, Blade Comments, Laravel PDF, and Schedule Monitor. The talk highlights how these packages solve common development challenges and improve developer experience.

The talk discusses structuring large Laravel applications using domains and improving frontend interactions using TypeScript. The speaker shares examples from Flare, an exception tracking application, to demonstrate how to organize code into domains for better maintainability. They also cover authorization handling and type safety between backend and frontend using TypeScript.