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Laravel Developer
@Laravel â€Ē Created Aug 2025 â€Ē Languages
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A community for Laravel developers to share tutorials, best practices, libraries, and discuss building web applications.
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James Dayalverified â€Ē Sep 25, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Hello World! Welcome to the Laravel Group!
Hello World! Welcome to the Laravel Group! We’re excited to have you here! This is a space where you can share, learn, and connect with other developers who love Laravel and web development. Start by saying hi! Introduce yourself in the comments...
  • laravel
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na2axl â€Ē Oct 9 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
I built a generic multi-step flow engine on top of Laravel controllers
If your mobile app decides which step comes next, your backend is trusting the client. That's where we were at Zeney Pay1. Sign-in, KYC and transfers were multi-step flows, and half of each flow's logic lived in the app. The backend couldn't tell wh...
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  • laravel
  • software-architecture
  • optimization
  • letsmakethatbirdfly
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harryagustiana â€Ē Oct 7 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 3 min read
How Much Can You Trust a Filesystem Baseline? Design Notes from Laravel Scalpel
A file hash only means something if you trust the moment it was recorded. That sounds obvious, but it is the part of integrity checking that people most often skip. Here are the design decisions behind the baseline feature in Laravel Scalpelhttps://g...
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  • laravel
  • php
  • opensource
  • security
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Jun 2 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 4 min read
How to Build a Telegram Bot for Infrastructure Alerts
Your infrastructure will not always fail loudly. Sometimes your database gets slow. Sometimes your queue worker stops. Sometimes your API starts returning errors. Sometimes your server disk quietly moves from 70% to 95% usage while you are bus...
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  • telegram-bot
  • brutecode
  • infrastructure
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Mar 31 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 4 min read
How to Implement Caching in Laravel Using Different Caching Tools (A Practical Guide)
If your Laravel application feels slow under load, chances are you're doing too much work on every request. Database queries, API calls, heavy computations these things add up fast. And when traffic increases, performance drops, users complain, and ...
  • brutecode
  • programming
  • productivity
  • laravel
4 Reactions 1 Comments
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MasterCraft â€Ē Mar 9 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 1 min read
Leveraging Laravel with Docker for Streamlined Development
Explore how to integrate Docker into your Laravel development workflow for enhanced efficiency and consistency. Setting up a development environment can be challenging. Using Docker with Laravel can simplify this process remarkably. Here’s how to ge...
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  • laravel
  • docker
  • development
  • containers
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MasterCraft â€Ē Feb 26 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Essential Laravel Tools for Efficient Development
Explore the must-have tools that every Laravel developer should consider for streamlined development and improved efficiency. As a Laravel developer, using the right tools can significantly enhance your productivity. Here are some essential tools wo...
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  • laravel
  • laravel-tools
  • developer-productivity
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MasterCraft â€Ē Feb 23 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 2 min read
Getting Started with GraphQL for Laravel Developers
Unlock the potential of GraphQL in your Laravel applications. This guide covers the fundamentals, advantages over REST, and practical ways to integrate GraphQL into your projects. Introduction to GraphQL GraphQL is a powerful query language for APIs...
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  • graphql
  • laravel
  • api
  • development
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Jan 2 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 1 min read
Happy New Year, Laravel Developers! Welcome to 2026
As we step into a brand new year, I want to officially welcome everyone back and wish you a year filled with growth, learning, clean code, and successful deployments This group remains a space for: Sharing Laravel tips, patterns, and best practice...
  • brutecode
  • laravel
  • ai
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Dec 7, 2025 â€Ē in Articles â€Ē 4 min read
How I Structure Large Laravel Projects the Right Way (A Practical Guide for Scalable Applications)
When your Laravel project starts out small, almost any structure works. A few controllers, some models, a couple of routes—and everything feels light and manageable. But as the application grows, that “simple” structure quickly turns into a maze: hug...
  • best-practices
  • clean-code
  • brutecode
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Oct 29, 2025 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 3 min read
Mastering Laravel Task Scheduling for Automated Jobs (Compatible with Laravel 10, 11 & 12)
If you’ve ever wanted your Laravel app to automatically perform tasks — like sending daily reports, clearing logs, or running database cleanups — task scheduling is exactly what you need. Laravel makes this incredibly easy. No need for messy cron sc...
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  • laravel
  • php
  • brutecode
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Gift Balogun â€Ē Oct 8, 2025 â€Ē in Tutorials â€Ē 1 min read
Building a Rate-Limiting Middleware for Your API in Laravel
When building APIs, one of the biggest challenges is preventing abuse and overloading your server with too many requests. Whether it’s a malicious bot or a misconfigured script, an uncontrolled request rate can degrade performance and even crash your...
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  • laravel
  • brutecode
  • development
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