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Laravel 5.2 middleware groups replaced the kernel list

NoteSeptember 21, 20162 min read

Before 5.2 the HTTP kernel had one global middleware stack, so anything needed by web routes also ran for API routes — sessions, CSRF verification and cookie encryption…

artisan tinker is a REPL with the application booted

NoteJuly 7, 20161 min read

Checking what a relation actually returns usually means writing a throwaway route, hitting it, and deleting it — or adding a dd() somewhere and reloading. Both are slower…

The container binds interfaces, not only concrete classes

NoteJune 15, 20161 min read

The container resolves concrete classes automatically, which is convenient enough that most code type-hints the concrete class and the abstraction never happens. Contextual binding is the part worth…

The N+1 queries you did not write

Deep diveJune 3, 20168 min read

1,400 queries on a page showing 40 rows. Eager loading, the difference between with() and load(), and the accessor that no eager load can fix.

Query scopes are where the repeated where() clauses go

NoteMay 27, 20162 min read

The same three conditions appear in nine controllers, and when the definition of “active” changes there are nine places to edit and one that gets missed. The naming…

chunkById is the safe one when the loop mutates rows

NoteMay 27, 20162 min read

chunk() paginates with OFFSET, so if the loop body changes whether a row still matches the query, the offset for the next page has shifted and rows get…

Model events fire on the model, not on the query builder

NoteFebruary 2, 20161 min read

Eloquent fires saving, created, deleted and the rest when a model instance is saved. A mass update or delete goes straight to the query builder and fires nothing…

Implicit route model binding removes the find()

NoteJanuary 26, 20162 min read

Every controller method that takes an id begins the same way: find the record, check it exists, abort with a 404. Multiply that by every route and it…

Restructuring an application for Laravel 5

Deep diveSeptember 17, 201510 min read

4.2 to 5.0 is not an upgrade, it is a relocation. Moving an application through it in an order that keeps it booting at every step.

Laravel 4’s IoC container is the part worth keeping

NoteSeptember 29, 20143 min read

Most of what gets written about Laravel 4 is about the parts you see — routes, Blade, Eloquent. The piece that changed how I write plain PHP is…