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Discover why Bun is revolutionizing package management in JavaScript. Learn how it outperforms NPM, Yarn, pnpm, and others in speed and efficiency.
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Enjoy a faster workflow to build your front-end dependencies in your Laravel projects, thanks to the package management abilities of Bun.
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Enjoy a faster workflow to build your front-end dependencies in your PHP projects, thanks to the package management abilities of Bun.
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Master Laravel’s Eloquent
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Master the art of crafting RESTful APIs with Laravel thanks to these best practices.
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Discover how to simplify your PHP code with the null coalescing and null coalescing assignment operators.
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Discover how to fetch the current URL path in PHP thanks to an useful superglobal variable.
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Discover how to use PHP code to effortlessly redirect your website’s visitors to a different page. Explore the magic of HTTP.
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Discover how to check your version of PHP using phpinfo(), your terminal, Laravel’s welcome page, or a Laravel Artisan command.
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PHP 8.4 is expected to drop on November 21, 2024. Let’s review the known new features and changes.
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Explore Laravel’s default architecture to simplify collaboration, compatibility, and onboarding.
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Learn how to use Laravel’s HTTP client for efficient error handling and exception throwing in different scenarios with ease.
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Learn how to craft your own filesystem adapter in Laravel.
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CSS, including selectors and property names, is case-sensitive; use lowercase for consistency and to avoid issues.
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Discover how to harness AI for rapid Laravel Factory generation, saving days of manual coding in massive codebases. Done smart, done right!
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Check out Laravel Lift, a package that enhances Eloquent Models and makes them more IDE-friendly - all thanks to Wendell Adriel.
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Discover how to boost the speed of your Laravel apps, mimicking an SPA, without building an API, using Livewire v3 and the new wire:navigate attribute.
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Discover how Laravel simplifies database transactions, ensuring all-or-nothing operations and maintaining consistent database state.
