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What is the difference between contracts and facades in Laravel?

< 1 min readIn Laravel, contracts are interfaces that define the functions that a service provider or other class should implement. They provide a consistent, abstracted interface for interacting with various components of the Laravel framework, such as the cache, event dispatcher, or logger. Facades, on the other hand, are classes that provide a static interface to various…

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What is Lazy collection in Laravel?

< 1 min readIn Laravel, a Lazy Collection is a collection that defers its processing until the data is actually needed. This can be useful for working with large datasets, as it allows you to process the data in a more memory-efficient way. A Lazy Collection is created by calling the LazyCollection::make method and passing it a callback…

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How to clear cache in Laravel?

< 1 min readIn Laravel, there are several ways to clear the cache: Artisan command php artisan cache:clear: This command will clear the application cache. Artisan command php artisan route:clear: This command will clear the route cache. Artisan command php artisan view:clear: This command will clear the compiled view files. Artisan command php artisan config:clear: This command will…

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Exception handling in Laravel.

2 min readException handling is an important aspect of any web application, as it helps to gracefully handle errors and exceptions that may occur during the execution of the application. In Laravel, exception handling is done through the use of try-catch blocks and the Exception class. When an exception is thrown in Laravel, it is caught by…

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What is middleware in Laravel?

< 1 min readIn Laravel, middleware is a layer of software that sits between the application and the HTTP request/response cycle. It can be thought of as a kind of “gatekeeper” that can perform various tasks on a request before it is passed on to the application or after it has been processed by the application and is…

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What does $this mean in PHP?

< 1 min readIn PHP, $this is a special variable that refers to the current instance of the class. It is used to access properties and methods of the current class within class methods. Here is an example of how $this is used in PHP: In this example, $this->name refers to the $name property of the current instance…

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