– coz.jp - submitted by Andrei-Daniel Petrica
Streamline dynamic multi-domain routing in Laravel with Traefik by serving YAML via the HTTP provider for automated, secure, and scalable configuration management. Ideal for Laravel developers and DevOps teams who want to eliminate bulky static files and improve maintainability.
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This is a great way of handling config values.
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– ryangjchandler.co.uk - submitted by Ryan Chandler
SQLite's WAL mode makes using SQLite database much more production-ready.
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Laravel’s new build() methods allow dynamic configuration of mail, database, and cache settings.
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– geoligard.com - submitted by Goran Popović
PHP-FPM config files usually aren't something that you give too much attention to until something goes wrong. Here's what you can do when that time comes.
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We see how to configure Nginx to run Laravel in a subdirectory. The configuration is tricky, here's an explanation of it!
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How to swap Laravel's URL signing key is not documented, but luckily Michael wrote a good post on it!
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My colleague Brent shares some thoughts on possible improvements to handling config values.
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Here's how Laravel loads config values.
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I've been using PhpStorm for quite some time now, but never took the effort to fix a few minor annoyances I had with it. Getting rid of the default comment for new PHP files First up, when creating a new PHP file or class you PhpStorm will add this comment block like this by default: /** * Created…
In a short blogpost Michael Dyrynda gives some good advice on why you should cache your routes and config values.
As part of the recommended production deploy process it is important to run the caching commands that Laravel affords us via Artisan. This means running config:cache and route:cache, which will compile the config and route files down into a single file each.In doing so, Laravel aims to speed up parsing of these files by only needing to read a single, rather than multiple files.
https://dyrynda.com.au/blog/environment-variables-config-caching-and-laravel