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This blog curates 12 practical Laravel and PHP tips shared by the developer community on X (formerly Twitter) in July 2025. From avoiding ambiguous column errors in Eloquent scopes to new features like whereValueBetween() and secure password generati...
Livewire 4 has officially launched, and it’s packed with exciting features aimed at making your Laravel development faster, easier, and more organized. Caleb Porzio unveiled these updates at Laracon US 2025*, and while we strongly recommend watching ...
Laravel 12.22 introduces a new method called softDeletableResources() to simplify how developers define routes for models that use soft deletes. Previously, developers had to manually attach ->withTrashed() to each resource route, which could clutter...
Laravel LazyCollection and cursor() are game-changers for handling large datasets efficiently. Instead of consuming all memory upfront, these tools stream data line-by-line or record-by-record. For instance, using LazyCollection to parse a user activ...
Laravel, by default, writes logs into a single laravel.log file in storage/logs. But what if you want to separate your logs, maybe to track a specific module like payments or API calls? In this guide, you’ll learn how to log to a separate file, follo...
1. Always Keep Laravel & Dependencies Updated The first and most fundamental rule of Laravel security is to always keep your framework and its dependencies updated. Laravel's core team regularly releases security patches and bug fixes. Running outdat...
