What is memached? How do we do installation in XAMPP? — Memcache is a caching system used to speed up web applications by holding small pieces of arbitrary data, it could be broadly compared to the $_SESSION variable in PHP, but memcache works across the whole application not just on a per user basis and has been successfully proven to make…

There are many archive types most commonly used of them are .zip, .rar. .7z, .tar.gz. Today we are going to speak about .zip archives. — On Windows, there exist GUI archivers like WinZip, 7zip, or WinRAR, which are able to deal with most of the common archive types. Ubuntu Linux has a built-in Archive Manager that can be invoked by double-clicking on the .zip file in a GUI. But what can you do when you…

Laravel 10 is now released, including a minimum PHP v8.1 version. — New Laravel Pennant package, invokable validation rules, native type declarations, and more… Laravel Release Schedule Before Laravel 9, major framework versions were released twice a year or roughly every six months. …

The Laravel team released 9.49 this week with support for casting an array of enums, CLI prompts, and more — Be sure the check out the changelog as this week’s release is chock full of new additions, fixes, and changes from the last two weeks; most of the Laravel team was at Laracon EU last week. There have 9 new updates for Laravel version 9.49. 1. Support for casting collection or array of enums

The Laravel team released 9.48 this week with conditional fragment helpers, HTTP configuration options for Symfony mailers, a new DB schema helper, and more: — There have 7 new updates for Laravel version 9.48. 1. DB Schema helper to toggle foreign key constraints 2. New fragment helpers 3. Increment each query builder method 4. Drop an index when modifying a column 5. Configure custom HTTP client options for mailers

The Laravel team released 9.47 this week with new Eloquent collection visibility methods, “destroyable” singleton routes, support for lazy collections with the batch fake, and more。 — There have 3 new updates for Laravel version 9.46. 1. New Eloquent collection visibility methods 2. Support lazy collections in BatchFake 3. “Destroyable” singleton routes Let’s get in more detail. Jess Archer contributed setVisible and setHidden methods to Eloquent collections. …

If you’re working with Laravel, one of the first things you’ll want to do is install a log viewer. A log viewer is a great way to view and analyze your log files, and it can be a valuable tool for debugging your application. — There are a few different log viewers available for Laravel, but one of the most popular is Laravel Log Viewer. Laravel Log Viewer is a free, open-source log viewer for Laravel applications. It’s available on GitHub, and it’s been downloaded over 1,000 times.

The Laravel team released 9.46 this week with two JsonResource methods to conditionally include resource properties, updates to the decimal validation rule and more. — There have 3 new updates for Laravel version 9.46. Add “whenHas” to the JSONResource JsonResource “unless” method Decimal validation rule supports signed numbers Let’s get in more detail. Add “whenHas” to the JSONResource Michael Nabil contributed a whenHas() method to the JsonResource, which gives you the ability to conditionally include attributes in a Response when…

If we create custom modules, we might need to create migration files in our specific folder. — In this article, I will share a tips to create migration file in specific folder. Assuming you are using Laravel (5,6,7,8,9), you can create a migration file in a specific folder by doing the following: 1. Create a new folder in your project’s root directory and name it “migrations”. 2. In your terminal, navigate to your project’s root directory and run the following command: