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              <description><![CDATA[Let's build a simple crud application using Laravel. This is an absolute beginner tutorial to build a Laravel crud application. It uses vue 3 and Inertia. Here it is some details about the structure of the application.
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MySql&nbsp;
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Inertia for Vue 3
Vite
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              <description><![CDATA[Today we are here with a simple tutorial for using multiple where conditions in Laravel. In Laravel there are 2 ways we can use Laravel where clause to effectively fetch data from tables. Here we will only discuss simple use cases and we will omit the complex queries involving multiple conditions pa<br><a href="https://codeplank.com/laravel-multiple-where-conditions"><img src="https://assets.codeplank.com/images/2023/10/672223407_laravel-where-condition.jpg"></a> ]]></description>
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              <description><![CDATA[Creating 404 pages in a custom PHP application is not that easy. But when it comes to Laravel it is pretty easy to create a simple 404 page. Laravel already has codes to handle exceptions like 404,500 and similar errors. And these errors are displayed in Laravel with its own simple UI.&nbsp;
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              <description><![CDATA[In most cases, we use a single database for our application. But in some cases, we use 2 or 3 databases. In such cases, multiple databases set up in Laravel really help to connect multiple databases. But there are some scenarios we need to use more database connections depending on the users of the <br><a href="https://codeplank.com/laravel-dynamic-database-connection"><img src="https://assets.codeplank.com/images/2023/09/922060874_laravel-dynamic-database-connection.jpg"></a> ]]></description>
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              <description><![CDATA[Laravel is one of the top framework which allows us to write flexible code. More over it is a flexible framework which allows us to use different database connections. Moreover we can use different DB engines as well. These connections can be easily configured using .env and database.php configurati<br><a href="https://codeplank.com/multiple-databases-in-laravel"><img src="https://assets.codeplank.com/images/2023/09/921871509_laravel-multiple-databases.jpg"></a> ]]></description>
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              <description><![CDATA[Laravel Eloquent relationship is one of the best and easy ways to load relational data when using Laravel for applications. It helps us to reduce the code and get data without using multiple queries without using join queries. When we use join queries, it also gives us the flexibility to query data <br><a href="https://codeplank.com/laravel-eloquent-wherehas-condition"><img src="https://assets.codeplank.com/images/2022/11/746900360_laravel-wherehas.png"></a> ]]></description>
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              <description><![CDATA[Before Discussing Laravel Eloquent Eager loading, let's have an idea about how queries are generated in Laravel when using relationships. For simplicity in usual relationship queries, it creates multiple queries whenever we fetch a relationship. For example, let's say we have a&nbsp;user&nbsp;in our<br><a href="https://codeplank.com/laravel-eloquent-eager-loading"><img src="https://assets.codeplank.com/images/2022/11/371812070_laravel-eloquent-eager-loading.png"></a> ]]></description>
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