
Consider this: Your web application is growing rapidly. What started as a simple caching strategy, storing a few user sessions and API responses, has evolved into a complex web of cached data. Your development team is struggling to manage cache …

Laravel is great at good many things and its inbuilt ORM & query builder makes working with multiple databases a breeze. But while working yesterday, I came across a curious issue – running artisan migrate:fresh command breaks if your tables …

A quick guide on how to set up Inertia.js & React with a Laravel module system.

There’s no such thing as truly random data as far as computers and general algorithms are concerned - they all follow a set pattern and collisions are possible.

Fixing messed up data encoding and charset in a database can be a challenge. Here's how I fixed it on 100+ tables in a few minutes using a quick PHP script that I wrote.
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