Quick Guide to Implementing Features in Laravel
Vlad Osmianski1 min read
Most changes follow the same path:
DB: schema, models, factories, seeders, validators
UI: lists, modals, forms
Tests: list actions, modal actions, modal validation
Simple.
Sometimes, when developing UI or tests you'll find that something is missing in previous steps. That's OK, that's the whole idea - go fix and return.
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This post is intentionally concise - it’s a quick reminder for myself. Still, I hope, you may find it helpful, too. I’d also galdly discuss the tiny details releated this post in the comments - just let me know.
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Vlad Osmianski
A senior PHP + JavaScript + MySql developer of large-scale websites & backends and entrepreneur living in Vilnius, Lithuania with my wife Monika and my parrot Johnny. Very good at project management and communication, too. I’m here to create stuff that is useful to other people. Let's keep in touch!