In our previous post we installed Laravel 4.2, created a very simple auth system and configured Frozennode administrator to edit the users model, in this second part we’ll build a real(ish) world case creating a model with some relationships and see how it performs on the administrator.

Trying to get FrozenNode’s laravel administrator bundle to work, i saw that there was no guide that set you up from zero to go with Laravel and administrator. This set of guides will cover the basic Laravel setup with administrator and later on setting up more advanced models.

So here i am starting another blog, but this time on octopress.

I’ve Been using wordpress and other platforms (like tumblr) for a while but i keep stopping writing because they’re heavy and clunky, i forget their passwords and urls plus i rather write things in markdown.

And what the heck, using github to host your blog? That’s awesome!