Laravel Resources

Laravel Documentation

Here is the official Laravel documentation prepared by its creators. It covers each part of the framework and is updated with every release — at the time of writing, Laravel 13 (released March 17, 2026, requiring PHP 8.3+). Having a highly detailed and close-to-the-origin reference is vital when it comes to improving your Laravel development skills. Read the docs

Laravel Bootcamp

The official hands-on introduction: build a working Laravel application step by step, with Blade, Livewire, or Inertia variants. The best single place to send a developer who is new to the framework. Start the Bootcamp

Laracasts

Gain deeper knowledge about Laravel with detailed video courses on everything from the fundamentals to the current ecosystem. The flagship beginner path is "30 Days to Learn Laravel", and the series catalogue covers Livewire, Filament, Inertia, Pest, and more. Visit Laracasts

Laracasts Forum

An active community where Laravel developers interact and discuss various topics related to Laravel application development. You can get help with your Laravel queries or learn from experienced Laravel developers from around the world. Visit the Forum

Laravel News

Keep up to date with the latest happenings and releases in the Laravel world. A useful resource if you want to be aware of the updates, version releases, and many interesting Laravel articles. Check Laravel News

Laravel Daily

Practical, example-driven Laravel tutorials and courses with a strong focus on real-world application structure, Eloquent patterns, and Filament. A good place to learn how experienced Laravel developers actually organise their code. Visit Laravel Daily

Packalyst and Packagist

Packalyst is a directory of packages available for your Laravel application, and Packagist is the PHP package registry Composer installs from. Check a package's Packagist page before adopting it — it shows whether the package is maintained, abandoned, or compatible with your Laravel version. Visit Packalyst · Visit Packagist

Larajobs

If you're looking for Laravel-related job opportunities or want to hire Laravel developers, Larajobs is the official Laravel job board. Visit Larajobs

First-Party Laravel Tooling

Laravel's own products cover most of what a production application needs. A quick index:

• Laravel Cloud — the first-party managed platform: push-to-deploy, managed databases and caches, autoscaling, and scale-to-zero for low-traffic environments.
• Laravel Forge — managed provisioning and deployment for servers you own on AWS, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and others.
• Laravel Vapor — serverless deployment on AWS Lambda.
• Laravel Nightwatch — the first-party application performance monitoring service, launched in 2025: requests, queries, jobs, exceptions, and outgoing HTTP in one place.
• Laravel Octane — serve your application with FrankenPHP, Swoole, or RoadRunner, keeping the app booted in memory between requests.
• Laravel Horizon — dashboard and configuration for Redis-backed queues.
• Laravel Telescope — local debugging assistant for requests, queries, jobs, mail, and more.
• Laravel Pulse — lightweight production health dashboard: slow queries, slow jobs, exceptions, and server load.
• Laravel AI SDK — new in Laravel 13: a unified API for text generation, tool-calling agents, embeddings, audio, images, and vector stores across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and other providers.

Remember, the key to mastering Laravel, or any technology, is understanding the basics and experimenting with what you've learned. Take advantage of these resources and grow your skills as a professional Laravel developer.