Posts tagged with orm
– youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
In this episode of the Quick Win Wednesday series, we're taking a look at whereAny(), which was released with Laravel 10.47. A very elegant way of grabbing data based on a conditional "any of the following columns".
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– doeken.org - submitted by Doeke Norg
The repository pattern is a data source abstraction that behaves like a collection; containing domain (value) objects. In this post we'll be exploring what a repository is, and what it is not.
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– muhammedsari.me - submitted by Muhammed Sari
Muhammed's been working with Eloquent for over half a decade now, and it's time to share his next bag of tricks. You are guaranteed to learn something new!
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– stefrouschop.nl - submitted by Stef Rouschop
With a proper implementation of global scopes instead of local scopes, the code and security would be greatly improved. Let me illustrate this with a simple example.
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– youtu.be - submitted by Bert De Swaef
Bert shows us a hidden Laravel gem!
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Martin Joo shares some cool things you can do with Laravel's ORM.
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– protone.media - submitted by Pascal Baljet
In this series, I show you new features and improvements to the Laravel framework since the original release of version 8. This week is about the Database and Eloquent features in Laravel 8.
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In this article Lennart Carstens-Behrens explains a very impressive PR he recently submitted at the Laravel repo.
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When you are working with a one-to-many relationship, it is sometimes the case that a particular instance on the "many" side of the relationship is flagged as unique and important to your system in some way. It can be really handy to be able to access that unique instance in a first class way from your models. This post is going to cover how you can do that without introducing any new concepts into your application.
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At Laravel News, Stefan Bauer shared some cool Eloquent tips and tricks
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? The fundamental key to understanding Eloquent. pic.twitter.com/WkaKIFaeOR
— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) July 1, 2019
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Andrew Schmelyun collected some cool Eloquent niceties.
Over the last year or so, I’ve been collecting and (sometimes) tweeting about methods and helpers I’ve stumbled across in Laravel’s Eloquent ORM. Most of these aren’t that obvious in the documentation, but have made a huge impact as my applications have grown in both size and complexity.
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If you're going to read one article on ActiveRecord vs Data Mapper let it be this one by Matthew Machuga.
The next time you come across the ActiveRecord vs. Data Mapper argument, or ones like it, be critical of what is being said. If it impacts your work in some way, do some research to find out if what is being said is true or if it has been something lost in translation. Don't feel bad for using a pattern that has spread across multiple languages and ecosystems successfully, and is probably the reason we have most of the web frameworks we do today. While the ActiveRecord existed well before Rails, it was Rails that gave it a beautiful API and made other frameworks like CodeIgniter, Laravel, .NET, Fuel, Django, etc want to have something comparable.http://matthewmachuga.com/blog/2015/activerecord-and-the-beauty-lost-in-translation.htmlIf you use Eloquent, ActiveRecord for Rails, or any other AR ORM, make sure you know that you are not alone. You are in good company of many, many developers who use it successfully day-to-day. However, if one day you choose to use a Data Mapper implementation or something else, then you will still be in good company, and still deserve respect regardless of which side of the fence you fall.
Eric Barnes, the curator of Laravel News, recently decided to publish guest posts. Mike Bronner contributed the first guest post on how to install Z-Ray in Homestead. Today, an article written by me was published.
One of the really great things about ORM’s that implement the Active Recordpattern like Eloquent is, they are really easy and really intuitive to use.http://culttt.com/2014/07/07/doctrine-2-different-eloquent/With Active Record, you basically just have an object that you can manipulate and then save. Calling
save()on the object updates the database, and all of the magic persistence happens behind the scenes.Having the business logic of the object and the persistence logic of the database tied together definitely makes working with an Active Record ORM easier to pick up.
In this tutorial I want to explore exactly how Doctrine 2, an ORM that implements the Data Mapper pattern, is different to Eloquent.