🌟 Eloquent tip If you need to insert or update a whole bunch of records in a loop, don't use `Model::updateOrCreate`. Instead, use the `DB` facade's `upsert` method to use your database's built-in upsert functionality to do the whole thing in one query!

Here's a pro tip 🔥 for all you Laravel developers: You can customize the default order of data retrieved from relationships! #Laravel #PHP #PHPRC

#Laravel Tip: Queries that need to examine string columns will always be slower than integer columns (even when indexed). Therefore, when storing data, consider whether you need to keep the string representation... 👇 example in link below

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Eager-loading your data is a very important, but don’t forget to add constraints to your eager loading queries so that they don’t pull in lots of data that you don’t need.

🔥 Laravel tip: Remember to use bindings in your raw queries. You can pass an array of bindings to most raw query methods to avoid SQL injection. #php #laravel #sql #AI #Java #javascript #100DaysOfCode #learning #web3 #webdevelopment #freelancer #مطور_ويب

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Knowing the difference between calling ‘fresh’ or ‘refresh’ on a model is quite important. If you’re new to the framework, then here’s a simple explanation on how they differ.

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Eloquent's 'whereExists' method is useful, but it relies on sub queries. A more efficient way to run the same query is an advanced inner join.

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Eloquent’s ‘whereDate’ function is useful, but it prevents the database from using an index, which can effect performance on large tables. Fortunately, it is easy to replace it with ‘whereBetween’:

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Eloquent provides a ‘withCount’ method, but it uses a sub-query, which can be up to 8 times slower (or more in some cases) than using a leftJoin & groupBy. Refactoring only requires a few changes and can make a big difference…