Google Recaptcha v3 offers seamless spam protection by not requiring any additional action from user by default (v2 still requires you to click a checkbox). In this post, I’m sharing a simple way to integrate it with Laravel 6.x built-in authentication flow. The idea is to add custom validation rule that requires a valid Recaptcha… Read More
Tag: laravel
Accessing Laravel session from Ratchet
Ratchet is an awesome PHP-based websocket server framework. A good choice when you want to add real-time websocket-based features to your PHP-based web application without adding any additional technology. I personally use it on my (personal) MVP Laravel-based web application to keep it as monolithic as possible ? Since Ratchet has been around for awhile,… Read More
Single command deploying Laravel 5.x to Ubuntu VPS with Envoy
In case you are not familiar with Laravel Envoy, this is a short description from Laravel doc: Laravel Envoy provides a clean, minimal syntax for defining common tasks you run on your remote servers. Using Blade style syntax, you can easily setup tasks for deployment, Artisan commands, and more. Currently, Envoy only supports the Mac and… Read More
Setup Git autodeploy in shared-hosting cPanel (idcloudhost.com)
Deploying Laravel 5.4 project in shared-hosting with no SSH
Despite lack of compact guides in the internet, deploying Laravel 5.4 project in cheap shared hosting (with no SSH support) is actually quite simple. The steps are: 1. Import database to the shared hosting’s database using available tool such as phpMyAdmin 2. Upload the content of public directory in your Laravel project to public area… Read More