Awesome. Looking forward to purchasing. Release the hounds...

@mikebarwick do I sense tiny bits of Montgomery Burns there?

@JarekTkaczyk you could share some in-depth database knowledge, and not just Eloquent. People reading your book about Eloquent would work with databases obviously, so why not share some insights and advices on indexing and how it affects performance, what to do when queries become too slow (ie too many rows), and so on... That would be an awesome all-in-one database guide.

@JarekTkaczyk I think @keyur meant something like filtering on a indeterminate number of columns. Lot of people needs this.

@JarekTkaczyk IMO, I think @keyur is refering about some filtering capabilities as Real Pivot Tables like in Excel.

Maybe somthing as this with React @keyur?

http://davidguttman.github.io/react-pivot/

@toniperic Maybe lowers head in shame

congrats! will definitely get a copy

@JarekTkaczyk Awesome!!!
I think you are already covering everything in this book. :)

Awesome!!

Here are some things i will be looking forward to:

• Best eloquent way for 3-way pivot table
• Basic database structure depending on eloquent queries.
• Complete guide on crud for hierarchical data

And maybe let people code along with building an application inside your book and extend it with each chapter. So you start really basic and at the end of the book you have covered every aspect of eloquent. This way you actually force people to really code, and i think thats the best way to learn it.

Good luck with your book, and have fun writing it!