![]() ![]() Packages or "libraries" provide an easy way to add additional functionality to existing applications and focus on a single feature. In those cases, it makes sense to extract parts to a package. You might encounter a scenario where you want to reuse some feature(s) of your application in other applications, open-source a specific functionality or keep related code together but separate it from your main application. ![]() □ Would you rather watch than read? The famous and reputable package builders from Spatie launched a full video course on Laravel Package Development open in new window. I can highly recommend his video course if you want to learn how to make (framework agnostic) PHP packages. His clear and structured video course open in new window encouraged me to create PHP packages myself. ![]() Please feel free to submit a PR, even only for a typo.įirst of all, I want to thank Marcel Pociot. You are highly encouraged to participate and contribute to this project open in new window. I hope this website can become a place to share knowledge on Laravel package development to help developers get a head start. Contributions (in the form of pull requests) are highly welcomed and appreciated. I've bundled up my blog posts and expanded on a couple of more topics in separate chapters. That's where I feel this open-source documentation on Laravel Package Development will come in. ![]() Over time, I began thinking this topic deserves proper documentation, rather than a couple of posts that only cover my insights. In my experience, learning to develop a package for Laravel can be quite challenging, which is why I previously wrote a blog series about that open in new window. ![]()
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