There's times where you want to be able to keep a revision history of all the changes that are made to your models, whether it be for accountability reasons or for providing the ability to roll back changes.
Being able to neatly and efficiently track and view errors in your app is crucial to keeping things flowing nicely for your users. This article takes a look at how you can use Monolog to help you stay in control of your errors.
This is just a quick post more to remind myself more than anything else, since laravel 4 is composer based, updating it is as simple as But what about updates to the absolute core, the base laravel project you grab…
I’d setup a project and was working away happily enough on my macbook at home, then decided I wanted to do a bit of work on it at the office, using the exact same setup, MAMP on a Mac. Problem…