I have been using Laravel professionally since almost 1year, and I must say: I m very impressed with the framework. Everything s run smoothly, there s a feature for (almost everything) you can think of, so you (almost) never need to reinvent the wheel. This is very advantageous since you only focus on building your product features by features and spend less time working on technical stuff who are less business valuable. Everything is fine until it s not.

Hello friend It has been a while. I have been very busy lately with work, open source and life that I didn t find the energy to write a blog post. Despite having some good ideas, I wasn t really in the mood. Hopefully, I now have the energy and the subject to make a good blog post: let s talk about Laravel and emails! 1. Laravel and SMTP 1.1. Configuration Laravel SMTP Mail support is truly awesome and work out-of-the-box without requiring anything more than a few env variables:

The following contributors got their Debian Developer accounts in the last two months:

• Alo s Micard (creekorful)
• Sophie Brun (sophieb)

The following contributors were added as Debian Maintainers in the last two months:

• Douglas Andrew Torrance
• Marcel Fourn
• Marcos Talau
• Sebastian Geiger

Congratulations!

I have received a lot of positives feedback for my blog lately, and I do really appreciate it and try to integrate the suggestions to update my posts and make things better. With the aim of continous improvement of this blog, I have decided (a bit late?) to open source it. The source code is now available on Github! Feel free to open a PR if you want to fix a typo or if you see a mistake in one examples while reading an article.