Level 75
Following laravel conventions is the best way. The other two you mention depends on if it's needed.
Certain data hardly ever changes = cache if you want.
Data that constantly changes = it would kind of foolish to cache.
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Aug 28, 2022
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Level 4
Laravel best practices
Hi all,
I have been working with Laravel for a while but I feel I have to take my skills to the next level and learn about best practices and advanced concepts such as caching, DB requests optimisation, etc.
Any advice on where I could learn about all these advanced topics in an organised manner? Also, could I use this forum for asking questions in regards to best practices, coding ideas and architecture decisions? Just don't want to annoy anyone :D
Regards, Mihail
Level 4
@jlrdw thank you for your reply
Level 102
I believe you can find videos on all of those topics either here or on YouTube.
And feel free to ask anything. That's what we are here for :)
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Level 4
@Sinnbeck thank you!
Level 37
Here are few resources I keep going to:
- https://github.com/LaravelDaily/laravel-tips
- https://laravel-code.tips
- https://sohambanerjee.me/2020/06/26/clean-code-laravel/
- https://ashallendesign.co.uk/blog/the-clean-coders-guide-to-laravel-free-70-page-pdf (this one is very good, I dont't if he is still sending copies by emails tho)
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Level 4
@OussamaMater, thank you. I'll check these resources shortly.
Level 37
@tudosm If that helped you maybe close the thread by setting a "best answer", for future comers :)
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