🌶️ #Laravel Tip: Cleaning up the Controller is a responsibility! I find myself moving things out of the Controller to FormRequest, Action, Services, etc. Here's how you can authorize a request inside the FormRequest & not in the Controller Action.

#Laravel livewire Tip: If you want to use `authorize` method inside livewire component, all what you need to do, is to use `AuthorizesRequests` trait. Here is how to do it:

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Most of the time, you’ll want to use Laravel’s default auth. However, if your app is mostly free of auth routes, then you might want to consider a simpler setup of basic auth (which does not require routes, controllers & views, but instead uses a browser prompt).

🔥 #Laravel Tip: If you’re new to authorisation, you might not be sure when to use a gate and when to use a policy. Let’s take a high level look at them…

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Tracking logins and logouts for auditing or security purposes is incredibly easy thanks to Laravel’s login and logout events. Simply listen for them in a service provider and respond when they are fired.

#Laravel Tip 🔥 : bearerToken() is very handy when you are working with apis & want to access the token from Authorization header. #PHP #webdevelopers #developers

🔥 I keep finding these sweet conveniences in Laravel’s HTTP client. For instance, there’s a `withToken` method to attach the `Authorization` header to a request. So much nice than having to add it manually. 🥰