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Master the art of modern web animation, from subtle CSS transitions to full-blown JavaScript motion systems. This series starts with the fundamentals of smooth, accessible CSS motion, then builds through keyframes, scroll-linked animations, SVG techniques, and the Web Animations API, finishing with powerhouse libraries like Motion.dev, AnimeJS, and GSAP.

Customizing Filament For User-Facing Apps

With Shruti Balasa

In this series, we'll build a real, user-facing app called Booknest using Laravel and Filament. We'll begin with a fresh install and begin pushing Filament beyond the usual "internal admin only" setup that you typically see. It's capable of so much more.

Practical UI Components With Livewire and Alpine

With Shruti Balasa

In this series, we'll build a collection of practical UI components with Livewire and AlpineJS, using real interface patterns instead of toy examples. We'll start with smaller pieces like inline editing and a reusable toast system, then move into more stateful components like multi-step flows, tag inputs, dynamic search, notifications, and a drag-and-drop Kanban board. Along the way, we'll focus on the details that make UI feel great to use: autosave, subtle feedback, keyboard navigation, transitions, persisted state, polling, and clean reset behavior. By the end, you'll have a small library of polished components and a clearer sense of how to structure these kinds of interfaces with Livewire and Alpine in your own apps.

How to Build a Dev Team

With Matt Stauffer

Resources for learning to code are everywhere. The only hard part is choosing one. But when it comes to learning how to lead a development team, quality resources are incredibly scarce. This course fills that gap. It contains all of the lessons I learned while building the dev team at Tighten, a Laravel consultancy known for producing great work, but with an even better reputation as a fantastic place to work.

Practical Progressive Web Apps

In this series, we'll turn a Laravel app into a practical progressive web app for people working in the field, where unreliable connectivity is just part of the job. We'll cover the core PWA pieces like the manifest and a root-level service worker, then build real offline support with dynamic manifests, smart caching strategies, placeholder fallbacks, and clear UI feedback around network status. We'll also add push notifications from end to end and move beyond "read-only offline" by building a true offline workflow for form submissions using IndexedDB, background sync, and a dedicated Sanctum token. By the end, you'll have a Laravel app that feels installable, resilient, and dependable in the real world.

AI Developer Workflows

It's a brand new world. Suddenly, we find ourselves less writing code line by line, and more writing plans, coordinating agents, and building workflows. There's a lot to learn. But we gotcha!In this series, each episode will demonstrate one potential AI workflow that you might adopt in your own projects. Check back often, as we'll be adding new episodes every month.

Learn Laravel Forge

With Matt Stauffer

In this series, long-time Laravel Forge advocate Matt Stauffer will teach you how to become a Forge power user. Of course, you'll learn how to provision servers in seconds, but you'll also learn about zero-downtime deployments, processes, queues, securing sites with SSL, database backups, networks, and more!Each episode is bite-sized, so feel free to jump around to the topic that interests you most. Let's go!

Laravel From Scratch (2026 Edition)

Welcome to the latest iteration of the longest running Laravel introductory video series in the world. Like clockwork, we refresh this series every two years. This latest 2026 iteration covers Laravel 12 and beyond. You'll learn not only the basic fundamentals of Laravel, but also how to leverage more advanced features like authentication, authorization, queues, testing, and more. We'll even review the full deployment process from scratch.

Vue State Management

With Sabatino Masala

State management is at the heart of every Vue application, but exactly how you manage that state can sometimes be...confusing. So let's explore your options! We'll start with the basics, like props and events, before moving on to provide/inject, custom composables, and Pinia. Along the way, we'll tackle practical, real-world scenarios. By the end, you'll know exactly which approach to use and when, so your apps stay clean, organized, and fun to work on.

Defensive Laravel

With Mateus Guimarães

In this series, we'll take a deep-dive into various strategies and tools that will help you write robust and reliable code. We'll explore core defensive programming concepts, from strict typing and immutable objects to leveraging value objects for more effective domain modeling. Okay, let's dig in!

So You Want to Build an Agent

You're likely using an AI agent every day at this point, but do you truly understand how it works under the hood? What separates an agent from a general chat? What's a tool? How do we provide the loop for executing these tools? In this series, we'll demystify some of these concepts by building a basic agent that is capable of interacting with your file system and triggering tools.

Blaze Deep-Dive

With Caleb Porzio

Blade components are slow. Really slow. At scale, they quietly become the biggest bottleneck in your Laravel application. We discovered this while trying to make Flux as fast as possible, and the result is Blaze: a package that fundamentally rethinks how Blade components are compiled and rendered. With multiple levels of optimization, Blaze can shave hundreds of milliseconds off a page load, making Blade rendering up to 25x faster in some cases.In this series, we'll install it, benchmark it, build a toy version from scratch so you truly understand how it works, and then master every directive and edge case so you can squeeze maximum performance out of your own apps.

Practical TypeScript for the Laravel Developer

With Joe Tannenbaum

In this series, we are going to learn about the typical situations you will encounter when building a Laravel app with a TypeScript frontend. We'll talk about TypeScript primitives, how to organize your types, when to type, and, ultimately, how to generate types from your PHP code. All signal, no noise!

React, The Laravel Way

In "React from Scratch", we built a "DevPups" app from scratch. Now it's time to take things further. Using that finished app as a base, you'll learn how to construct a React-powered app...the Laravel way! You'll see how we can swap out fragile external API calls for Laravel's elegant backend, add real-time "like" functionality, support file uploads, and polish up our CRUD features with proper authorization. Along the way, you'll get comfortable with Inertia.js, the perfect glue between Laravel's backend strength and React's frontend flexibility. By the end of this series, you'll have constructed a production-ready app that shows the Laravel way of working with React: fewer moving parts, cleaner architecture, and faster development.

Running Clock

Welcome to "Running Clock," my new interview series where I fire off questions to top developers about their favorite tools, frameworks, and coding obsessions. The catch? We only have five minutes to get through all of my questions...and the clock is ticking!

The Batteries-Included AI Toolkit

The Laravel AI SDK is a first-party toolkit for adding AI features to your applications. Using a helpdesk app as our playground, you’ll learn structured output, chat with memory, streaming, tool use, retrieval, and everything else you need to build AI features that are reliable, testable, and ready for production. This is an incredibly powerful toolkit, and I can't wait to show you what you can build. Let's get going!

Eloquent Relationships Deep Dive

In this series, we'll unlock the full power of Eloquent relationships, from the basics of hasOne and belongsToMany to polymorphic magic and performance tuning. Whether you're building a blog or architecting a multi-tenant SaaS, understanding how your models connect is critical. Let's get relational.

Watch Me AI the UI

In this workshop, come along as I upgrade the visual design of our Laracasts team dashboard. As you'll see, design work can sometimes be a bit tricky to orchestrate. Can AI properly evaluate a screenshot and convert it to CSS? Well, yes...and no! But luckily, we have a variety of techniques we can use to increase our odds of success. Let's go!

The Ralph Wiggum Technique

With Sabatino Masala

Join me as I perform a deep-dive into the agentic looping technique known as "Ralph Wiggum." In this series, we’re not just building a script, we’re building the surrounding system that makes an agent reliable enough to collaborate with. We’ll work through permissions, sandbox rules, hooks, and safer ways to run in more autonomous modes. By the end, we’ll have something much bigger than a typical demo: a working approach for spec-driven agent development that can run locally, in the background, or on a remote machine over SSH. Let's go!

The TALL Developer

With Shruti Balasa

In this course, you'll learn how to build full-stack web applications using the TALL stack — Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js, Laravel, and Livewire. These four tools work incredibly well together and will help you construct modern, interactive websites without writing too much JavaScript. To illustrate these tools, let's build a simple, yet fully functional job board application using the TALL stack.

Vibe Coding Workshop

With Josh Johnson

Hi, I'm Josh, the creator of Wender. In this series, I'll teach you everything I've learned about how to treat vibe coding like a craft... rather than a magic trick. We're not chasing weekend Airbnb clones. No, we're interested in practical workflows for building better applications using AI. You'll learn about writing better prompts, what to do when things go sideways, and how to review diffs like a pro!

Debugging Real-World Production Nightmares

Production bugs don't announce themselves politely. In this series, we confront ten nightmare scenarios using NightmareMart, an intentionally broken e-commerce app, demonstrating how to debug calmly and methodically when everything is on fire.

Everything New in Livewire 4

With Caleb Porzio

Livewire 4 is a major release, and it's packed with features you're going to love. View-based components keep your PHP and Blade together in one file. Islands let you create isolated, independently-updating regions without the overhead of nested components. New directives like wire:sort tackle big things with minimal code. And a powerful JavaScript interceptor system gives you fine-grained control over every request.Whether you're upgrading an existing app or starting fresh, this series will walk you through everything new, from the fundamentals to the advanced stuff. Let's dig in.

The Many Misconceptions of Laravel

Laravel is the recipient of plenty of criticism, but much of it is based on half-truths, outdated assumptions, or a fuzzy sense of what the framework is actually doing. In this series, we'll take those common complaints head-on and build a clearer mental model of Laravel, from modern PHP, to facades, the service container, Eloquent, and more.

Filament 5 in Depth

With Kevin McKee

Filament's powers have increased exponentially. Now at version 5, it's more powerful and capable than ever. In this series, we'll build a practical Roadmap app from scratch, using Filament for the admin panel and Livewire for the public-facing side.Along the way, we'll cover panel configuration, enum-driven UI, strict authorization with policies, and newer form inputs like ToggleButtons, Sliders, and the TipTap-powered RichEditor. By the end, you'll have a full-featured app and a solid handle on everything new in Filament.

Frontend Mentor Challenge with Laravel

In this series, we take a Frontend Mentor challenge and build it using Laravel and Tailwind CSS. Rather than chasing pixel-perfect replication, the focus is on pragmatic Laravel and backend logic. Along the way, we explore carts, session state, semantic markup, and UI polish.

Build Native Apps With PHP

With Simon Hamp

Welcome to my CreatorSeries! I’m Simon, and in this series we’re going to learn about NativePHP and use it to build true native applications for desktop and mobile. We're not talking about web apps accessed through the browser. Your users will be able to install directly on their devices. This is a big leap forward for the PHP ecosystem, and while it’s a real paradigm shift from the way we normally build with PHP and Laravel, we’ve worked hard to keep it familiar and approachable. So grab a warm drink, get comfortable, and let's start building!

Leveraging AI for Laravel Development