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How to Exclude Middleware in Specific Laravel Routes

In this guide, I'll show 2 methods to exclude middleware for specific routes or methods by using `withoutMiddleware` in routes or using `except` in controller.

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How to Upload and Download Files Using a Laravel API

In this guide, you'll learn how to create a Laravel API that can upload, download and list uploads while storing basic info of the uploads in the database.

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How to Insert Form Array Values Into the Database in Laravel

In this guide, we'll explore how to insert form array values into the database in Laravel. We'll cover migrations, models, controllers, validations, and views.

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How to Show an Image From Storage in Laravel Blade

Laravel expects images to be served from the public folder. In this guide you'll learn two methods to overcome this and display images from the storage folder.

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link to How to Call an External API Using Laravel (Tutorial)

How to Call an External API Using Laravel (Tutorial)

In this tutorial, you'll learn to add calls an external API using the Laravel Http facade. You'll make API calls to display posts, delete or update them.

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link to Sending a Form to a DELETE Route in Laravel (With Example)

Sending a Form to a DELETE Route in Laravel (With Example)

You might have encountered a route before that supports only requests that use the DELETE method. Let's look into this and learn how to create forms that work with DELETE routes properly. In...

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