🌟 Exploring New Possibilities: Building Cross-Platform Desktop Apps with Laravel 11 & NativePHP
Kicked off my journey with NativePHP — exploring how Laravel 11 can break out of the browser and power native desktop apps using Electron!
#Laravel #NativePHP #Electron #CrossPlatform #PHP #FullStackDevelopment #OpenSource #BuildInPublic
🔗 GitHub: github.com/PrekshaShah2509/LaravelNative-TodoManager
Working on DevHunter and also building a few packages to help our dev flow.
They’re simple, open-source, and made to fit our needs — easy to maintain and grow with the community.
Will share soon what they do and how they help.
#devcommunity #opensource
Meet Dev Hunter – a community-driven platform for developers to showcase their projects, share thoughts, and connect with other creatives in tech.
Now with profile updates:
✨ Highlight your favorite technologies
✍️ Personalize your About section
⚠️ Still in preview — not fully stable yet.
Explore more:
🌐 Website: devhunter.cv
💻 GitHub: github.com/akira-io/devhunter
💬 Join us on Discord: discord.gg/ghPqZg3RcZ
#DevHunter #CodeAndCreate #BuildInPublic #OpenSource #CreativeCoding
🚀 Laravel Model Metadata Package – Manage Metadata Easily Inside Laravel!
Hello Laravel developers! 👋 Have you ever needed to store metadata inside a model with different data types without creating additional tables or fields? 🤔
📌 Laravel Model Metadata is a lightweight package that allows you to:
✅ Store metadata as a JSON field inside your model.
✅ Control and manipulate metadata with powerful functions.
✅ Search and retrieve specific metadata easily.
✅ Integrate seamlessly with Eloquent without complexity.
🎯 Designed to simplify metadata management in a flexible and customizable way for Laravel 9+ projects.
🔗 Try it now:
👉 github.com/waadmawlood/laravel-model-metadata
⭐ If you find it useful, don’t forget to leave a star! 😊
#Laravel #PHP #Metadata #Eloquent #OpenSource #DevTools
While I worked on a Laravel-Zero app this week I was facing an issue with integrating Bugsnag because of some binding issues with the Log class.
While I was struggling, I came up with the idea to implement a logging channel that directly logs to github and creates issues for me. That way I don't need any third party App integration, but my Team mates can still check out the stack trace and react to possible bugs.
Turns out you can use a custom class to create your own Monolog handler. A little more digging and I found there is a dedicated Formatter class that I can use for my handler.
I remembered @aarondfrancis recently created his Solo project where he did some cleanup with the code. So I went further and applied the same logic to my formatter.
#Laravel #PHP #opensource
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