If you want to add Lumen to your laravel 5 and you don't want to create new repositories models controllers etc... Just create a new Lumen project and autoload laravel namespace in lumen composer.json
I assume both laravel5 and lumen are in the same directory but each one in it's own project directory.
If you are using Web Developer Extension in Firefox (or similar), you can enable the debug mode creating a cookie. Just create a cookie called 'debug' with value '1', and path '/', then open up your app.php and edit the debug option with the following:
For the official Laravel (4, 5) documentation website.
Github: https://github.com/Webaty/Awesome-Laravel-documentation-bookmarklet
- Features:
1. AJAX Pagination.
2. All external links open up in a new window.
3. Browser (back and forward).
4. Left sidebar fixed position with scrollbar.
- Usage:
1. Open your browser.
2. Create a new bookmark.
3. Set the bookmarklet name and paste the code below as the URL.
4. Open http://laravel.com/docs/ then click on the new bookmarklet.
The URL rewriting in Windows IIS is via a configuration xml file located in the site root with the name of web.config. The code below abilita and does the same paper apache .htaccess, just copy the code below and paste it in your web.config file by saving it in the folder public / project, assuming you've directed your root directory to public /, everything should work fine!
Until Taylor makes it part of Homestead, here's one way to add SSL support for your dev sites. Plenty of room for improvement, so please add your ideas. For example, generating the ssl certs in the loop, instead of including them.
Sometimes, you have differences between your dev set-up and production set-up that requires you to be able to set a different value for public_path.
In your bindings.php file, just add the following code and you will be good.