Your "Place Order" button spins because one request looks up the customer AND sends the receipt email. Move both into queued jobs and the user gets SUCCESS instantly. Laravel queues jobs, explained like a restaurant counter. Part 5 is liveπ
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Page getting slower as data grows, no bug in sight? That's usually N+1 queries: one query per row instead of one query for all of them. Eloquent's with() fixes it in one word. New post breaks it down with real tested query counts: https://t.co/vsmOz6uf8t
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Hiding a menu item is not security. If users can type the URL, they can open the page. In Laravel, a middleware that checks module access in the database, before the controller runs, is the real lock. New post breaks it down simply: https://t.co/UUDvwpMdT8 #PHP#Laravel#Software
I bound my interface to the container, but where do I write that code? A service provider. register() tells the container what to build. boot() runs after everything's ready, so it's safe to actually use things. New post breaks it down: https://t.co/bSL6HMSfli
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Every "new SomethingElse()" inside a class locks it to one way of building that thing. Laravel's service container fixes this: ask for what you need in the constructor, Laravel delivers it. New post explains it like a restaurant kitchen: https://t.co/pfhhg8iAvY
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Most Laravel web-projects I've seen are built in this pattern:
1. DB structure: models/migrations/factories/seeders
2. CRUDs for those Models
3. Auth: roles/permissions on who can access which CRUD features
4. Visual design
5. Dynamic effects with JS/Livewire
It's that simple.
ALERT | The #Naegleria, a brain-eating amoeba, claimed two more lives in #Karachi last week, according to the media reports, citing the Sindh Health Department.
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