🔥 #Laravel Tip: At scale, calculating metrics for dashboards can take a long time, as you might have to count thousands or even millions of records. Fortunately, you can easily fix this by using model events to maintain stats. Here’s a simple example:

Laravel Tip: If you want to create multiple records using Factory without firing any Events, you can wrap your code inside a withoutEvents closure.

🌶️ #Laravel Tip: Laravel offers multiple ways to allow us to register & listen to Model Events. You can register them via: 1⃣ Model itself 2⃣ App Service Provider 3⃣ Custom Service Provider Where else? Can you name some? #PHP #100Devs

🔥 #Laravel Tip: If your app needs to record logins and logouts for security purposes (auditing), then you should definitely make use of the auth events, which allow you to easily listen for them.

Did you know that you can create a "Subscriber" class in Laravel to handle multiple events with different methods in one Listener class? This is very useful if you want to group certain actions with the same dependencies. Documentation: https://t.co/sktnO8qyDj

🔥🚀 #Laravel Tip: If you ever need to save a model but you don't want to trigger any model events, you can use this method: `$user->saveQuietly` #Laravel #Tip #Eloquent

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Tracking logins and logouts for auditing or security purposes is incredibly easy thanks to Laravel’s login and logout events. Simply listen for them in a service provider and respond when they are fired.

🔥 Epic #Laravel Tip - If you need to temporarily "mute" all model events you can do that using the withoutEvents technique: