The State of Laravel
summary
Laravel 6.0 ships as an LTS (two years bugfix, three years security) and shows concrete features: gate inspect returns an authorization response with custom denial messages instead of catching exceptions; Eloquent adds select/order-by/from subqueries to avoid extra queries; a new job middleware pattern (demo uses Redis throttling) cleans job handle logic; lazy collections and cursor reduce memory dramatically (half‑million log lines from ~133MB to ~3MB; 29,500 users from ~47MB to ~3MB) and all demos run successfully. Vapor onboarding is rolling out to ~1,000 users.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 1:31About Laravel 6
- 1:58Laravel 5 5
- 3:33Upgrade Guide
- 6:16Authorization Exceptions
- 8:04Gate Inspect Method
- 10:53Route Binding
- 11:25Http Response Exception
- 12:05Sub Query Improvements
- 14:23Order by Sub Queries
- 16:25From Sub Queries
- 23:06Job Middleware
- 23:29Redis Throttling
- 27:43Lazy Collections
- 27:59Php Iterators and Generators
- 31:29Lazy Collection
- 32:55Database Queries
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