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link to Why Use Laravel Form Request and How? (BIG Code improvement)

Why Use Laravel Form Request and How? (BIG Code improvement)

In this article, we'll learn how to apply our validation rules using a FormRequest class instead of relying on inline validation inside a controller.

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Storing Form Data in a Laravel Database: Step-by-Step Guide

In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of capturing user input from a Laravel form and storing it into a database using Laravel Eloquent

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Making a File Upload Form in Laravel: a Step-by-Step Guide

In this guide, you'll learn how to make file upload form that uploads to the storage folder. We'll also create a list of uploaded files + their download links.

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link to The SAFE Way to Use .env Variables in Laravel

The SAFE Way to Use .env Variables in Laravel

When developing with Laravel, accessing configuration values and sensitive information from the .env file in your code is common. In this article, we will explore the importance of using the config()...

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link to 4 Most Common Ways to Validate Arrays in Laravel

4 Most Common Ways to Validate Arrays in Laravel

This article covers 4 techniques to validate arrays in Laravel with practical examples. By the end you'll be able to confidently use these in your own projects.

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link to How to Use Get Parameters in URL’s Using Laravel

How to Use Get Parameters in URL’s Using Laravel

When building web applications, it's common to pass data through the URL using GET parameters. In Laravel, there are several ways to read and use these parameters. In this article, we'll explore...

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