4 Packages You Need in ANY Laravel Project

There are popular Laravel packages depending on what your project does, but I would suggest the ones that you need no matter what.

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[ShotoCon]

Just added laravel query detector and followed all its prompts - noticeable performance improvement! Thank you so much for this!
Reading the comments and I can see several other packages I am going to have to check out!

[Php-AhmedHegazi]

I think Laravel Telescope is very helpful package

[poplach]

for multilingual project:
composer require
composer require

[liamvictor]

Thanks Povlas. Installed the debugbar and the query detector and one simple index page went from 130+ queries to 8. Thanks for your recommendations and all you do for Laravel community / developers..

[aculz]

Good one, but you need to mention the most powerfull package for me on every laravel project, which is Laravel Telescope :)
it can be used to monitoring your project like Queue, Jobs, Request, Response and etc

[Stoney_Eagle]

That debugbar is a life saver!
I had one query that took more than 20 seconds and I couldn't figure out why because I did all my with statements but there's a difference between doing the with filtering in the models VS in the with statements itself.
Now it takes 180ms!

I created my own package that just creates an admin account with default values or with env overrides, very useful when you're running migrate fresh many times in your development process.

[agunst]

Very helpful video sir. I was looking for Laravel DB backup, and I got from your video.

[ShailendraSharmaDark]

I consider using Spatie Laravel-permission and Yajra Datatable package in every laravel project I am working on

[gtdmg]

4:47 alternatively, you can enable Model::preventLazyLoading() in your service provider if you're using Laravel 8+.

[TheCodeholic]

Hi Povilas,
Thanks for the video. It's very helpful.

[carlosbermudez]

I would like to ask u about your thoughts on how to handle scalability with Laravel. I think is a good topic for a video.

[LAKD]

Hi Laravel Daily. Your videos are great, and they're very educational. I do have Laravel experience, but I can't seem to find any sort of beginner tutorials on your channels though. The main reason for me to look those up were to improve my code quality from the very basics, essentially. Maybe if you don't have those, it would be an idea to start from the beginner to give new Laravel programmers a great start to their code?

[lpdrummerboy]

Great video! I'm definitely going to be trying these packages out.

[altynbekmamasadykov]

Great video again. Thank you from Bishkek!

[Laratips]

The most useful package when you are working on a team is
friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer

This package can automatically fix the code style of your whole project with one command.

[devferas]

Thanks for this useful video, but for first problem "generat eloquent functions" you can add #query() function like this "User::query()->..."this function will generate eloquent :)

[mushypeeze]

Nice one, didn't know about Spatie\Backup, nice addition

[ncoppens]

Thank you this is very helpful. The letter combination eu in the Dutch language is pronounced same as ö in German.
So you almost got Barry's name right, but it was a very good attempt.

[nobnobnobnob]

I'm a Java Dev and new to Laravel. I chose Laravel because PHP is easier to setup in my Web Hosting(due to limited Linux access). Laravel is very efficient in Scaffolding, but very easy to abuse. I love Laravel Daily(and learned most of the things here). But I notice that Logics are usually coded in the Controller, like other Laravel tutorials do. I've come from a practice where Controllers should only accept web request, then probably pre-handling and validation, then let another Service class do the rest. Like CRUD, and other complicated business rules stuff. I'm not sure if this pattern is actually a concern for PHP developers.

[nicolas.chauvet]

Yet another very usefull review. Query detector is awesome. Thanks a lot!