Open-source alternatives to Collejo

OpenPub is a markdown based blogging system.

For Laravel 5.3 improved version look at this repository.

BookStack is a self-hosted knowledge base platform designed for organizing, storing, and managing structured documentation. It utilizes a hierarchical content model that arranges information into nested trees of books, chapters, and pages, supported by a dedicated search index for rapid retrieval across the entire knowledge base. The platform distinguishes itself through deep integration with enterprise identity providers, allowing organizations to centralize authentication and access control via LDAP, SAML, or OIDC. It provides extensive administrative control over the content lifecycle, inc

Basics:

V 2.2

Screencasts: Laravel Bootstrap YouTube Playlist

Todo application using Laravel lumen micro framework and AngularJS

@MailTree

Gatsby's blog starter

CocoPass is a password management system based on Laravel5.3. You can safely and easily store your password here. If course, it is the first version.

Laravel 5.4 and VueJS Todo Application Example

Simple free to use laravel social network.

A sample RESTful API in Laravel with PHPunit test.

Laravel Blog

A light version of Facebook, called Larabook. Updated using new techniques and features of Laravel 5.0

Source code for the Vuebnb app from the book Full Stack Vue Web Development: Vue.js, Vuex and Laravel

Place your markdown files in the /wiki directory.

:star2: PJ Blog is an open source blog built with Laravel and Vue.js.

Demo of using geo data in PHP web applications

Laravel 5.2 with user authentication, password recovery, and individual user tasks lists. This also makes full use of Controllers for the routes, templates for the views, and makes use of middleware for routing. Uses laravel ORM modeling and has CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) functionality for…

make-it-snappy

JobsToMail is an open source web application that allows users to sign up to receive emails with jobs from one of several job boards supported by the JobApis project. Users can sign up to receive jobs for free at www.jobstomail.com or use the setup instructions below to run the application on…