Laravel

Sometimes you need to use different environment configurations based on your host. Here’s a simple solution to achieve this in Laravel. Implementation Add the following code to your bootstrap/app.php file, before the return statement: $envFile = ‘.env’; if (isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]) && str_contains($_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’], ‘alternativehost.test’)) { $envFile = ‘.env.althost’; } 🤓😎 More and more people are getting our

In this blog we describe a few easy security mistakes and how to fix them. 1. Not Using HTTPS 🤓😎 More and more people are getting our Geek, Privacy, Dev & Lifestyle Tips Want to receive the latest Geek, Privacy, Dev & Lifestyle blogs? Subscribe to our newsletter. Email 2. Using Weak Encryption Keys 3. Not Validating Input

When testing with Laravel, cookies are reset on the next request. To circumvent this, you can grab the cookie and insert it into the next request. Like: Thanks to this blog for helping me solve this.

Since upgrading Laravel to the newest versions, telescope:prune does not always work anymore and gives this error: Telescope is installed though. Hopefully, it will be solved soon. It especially doesn’t seem to work when adding the —hours flag, for example telescope:prune –hours=96. For me, both didn’t work. So far, the way to circumvent this is