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

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

Routes that receive PUT requests that contain data are commonly used for updating. This originates from RESTful API best practices but can be applied to any web application. In Laravel defining a...

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link to Disable or Adjust Laravel Rate Limiter: A Step-by-Step Guide

Disable or Adjust Laravel Rate Limiter: A Step-by-Step Guide

In this guide, you'll learn how to disable or adjust the Laravel rate limiter. This can be useful for testing or for optimizing performance and security.

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link to Route to Controller with Optional Parameter(s) Using Laravel

Route to Controller with Optional Parameter(s) Using Laravel

In this article, you'll learn how to create a route to a controller with optional parameter(s) and make a demo app which browses products based on parameters.

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link to 5 Ways to Link to a Route Using Laravel

5 Ways to Link to a Route Using Laravel

In this blog post, we'll explore 5 ways to link to routes in Blade. I'll cover routes named or unnamed, with or without parameters and route model binding.

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link to Adding a Custom Artisan Command (with Optional Arguments)

Adding a Custom Artisan Command (with Optional Arguments)

In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a custom Artisan command in Laravel that allows a command-line user to create a new user using (optional) arguments.

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How to Fix 419 Page Expired/CSRF token mismatch in Laravel?

Laravel provides built-in protection against CSRF attacks by generating and validating CSRF tokens. This guide shows how to use it properly in a POST request.

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