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Efficient Large Dataset Handling in Laravel Using streamJson()

Laravel applications often encounter performance hurdles when dealing with extensive datasets. Sending the entire dataset at once can lead to memory exhaustion and slow response times. Laravel's streamJson method provides a robust solution by enabl

Mar 06, 2025 am 02:09 AM

Split Log Levels Between Stdout and Stderr With Laravel

Have you ever thought about logging a specific level of log in Laravel? Of course, you can use the level configuration option to specify the lowest level to log, but what if you just want to log Debug and Info logs into a specific logger? Suppose you are writing a CLI command and want to split the logging into stdout and stderr. Using tools like Laravel Zero or Artisan, you might have the following command to demonstrate sending stderr logs to a location only: php artisan my-command 2> storage/logs/st

Mar 06, 2025 am 02:06 AM

A Guide to Pagination in Laravel

Pagination is a common feature in web applications. Almost every Laravel application I've ever worked on has had some form of pagination implemented. But what is pagination and why do we use it? How can we implement pagination in our Laravel applicat

Mar 06, 2025 am 02:04 AM

How to Build Your First PHP Package

Want to create a PHP package from scratch and share it with other PHP developers? Composer, this dependency management tool, makes this process easy! Thanks to Composer, PHP has one of the top package ecosystems. Let's take a deeper look at how to create PHP packages step by step. Get started This article is mainly aimed at PHP newbies (or PHP package writing beginners) and aims to help them learn how to create PHP packages from scratch. Creating a new PHP package requires the following tasks: Initialize the Git repository Create and configure composer.json files Install dependencies Set up automatic loading Although we can create an empty GitHub project first and gram it

Mar 06, 2025 am 01:38 AM

How to Write a Cookie-less Session Library for JavaScript

This JavaScript library leverages the window.name property to manage session data without relying on cookies. It offers a robust solution for storing and retrieving session variables across browsers. The library provides three core methods: Session

Mar 06, 2025 am 01:18 AM

Converting Laravel Models to JSON for API Responses

Laravel provides several methods for transforming Eloquent models into JSON, with toJson() being one of the most straightforward approaches. This method offers flexibility in how your models are serialized for API responses. // Basic usage of toJson(

Mar 06, 2025 am 01:17 AM

Take Command with Ajax

Do you want to build more dynamic, responsive, desktop-like web applications like Gmail and Google Maps? Then this article is for you! It guides you through the Ajax basics and through the process of building a simple Ajax application. That applica

Mar 06, 2025 am 01:03 AM

Using Fluent to Work With HTTP Client Responses in Laravel

In Laravel 11.2.0, we got a fluent() helper to conveniently convert array data into a Fluent instance. Now, starting in Laravel 11.35, we have a convenient method for transforming an HTTP client response into a fluent instance: use Illuminate\Support

Mar 06, 2025 am 01:01 AM

Example Products Database JSON File

This example demonstrates a Products Database JSON file, commonly used for storing system configuration settings or product information. Its lightweight and easily-parsed nature makes it ideal for data sharing across various application components.

Mar 06, 2025 am 12:55 AM

The ultimate guide to Laravel Validation

Data verification is a key component of any web application. It helps prevent security vulnerabilities, data corruption, and various other problems that may arise when using user input. This article will explore what data verification is and why it is so important. We will compare client-side verification with server-side verification and explain why client-side verification should not be relied on. Then, we will introduce some convenient verification rules that I often use in my Laravel application. Finally, we will learn how to create our own validation rules and test them to make sure they work as expected. What is data verification? Data verification is a process of checking data validity before trying to use it. This can be a simple item to check for, for example, if there are required fields in the request, or

Mar 06, 2025 am 12:46 AM

jQuery Loop through JSON Data

Use jQuery code snippet to traverse JSON data properties. You have an object/map array, so the outer loop goes through these arrays. The inner loop traverses the properties of each object element. Update: Check out this article for 5 in-depth examples of jQuery.each(). $.each(data, function() { $.each(this, function(k, v) { /// Perform an operation }); }); FAQs for jQuery traversing JSON data (FAQs) How to traverse JSON objects in jQuery? It's very simple to traverse JSON objects in jQuery. You can

Mar 06, 2025 am 12:42 AM