Laravel Debugbar has a profiler enabled by default. This tool can identify which parts of your code are taking the longest to execute, helping you to focus your optimization efforts on those areas. Install the Debugbar with the command composer require barryvdh/laravel-debugbar --dev The Debug...
responding to user actions, and returning appropriate responses. In this guide, we’ll explore how to effectively use controllers in Laravel, from creating them to using them in yourroutes.
https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-debugbar There could be a few things "wrong" One thing that could be slowing things down is doing the extra query to count the total records. Do you really need a full paginator or could you also use a simple prev/next ? If so you could use the ...
$studios = \App\Studio:: select('name')-> withCount(['classes' => $subQuery]) ->withCount(['bookings' => $subQuery2]) ->toSql(); 1 Laracasts Elite Cronix Posted 7 years ago You can also use Laravel Debugbar, which is immensely useful. It will show you the queries run on ...
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Laravel 22 507 Level 5 david001 OP Posted 5 years agoHi, how can i delete data from session. it do not want delete all data by clicking single delete button. I have delete button for each data, so want to delete one by one. my current code is as follows: public function deletePro...
Laravel 24 517 Level 2 cotations88 OP Posted 1 year ago Hi everyone , l want to submit this form, there is no error but nothing happen when click submit Email @error('email') {{$message}} @enderror Phone</
This does two things in Laravel, keeps the url clean so users can't manipulate it or see the data and you can use the helpers like $request->has('email') etc to build your query with the information as needed. 0 Level 19 Subscriber lprice OP Posted 9 years ago Hi, thanks for ...
If you want to check how much they're influencing page load time, try measuring the queries themselves and not just the whole page load. You can use tools likeLaravel debugbar. Level 33 Subscriber Lars-JanssenOP Posted 7 years ago
Once Laravel has been installed and you're working on a project, for updating the Laravel code base and any dependencies used by Laravel, just use composer. In a command prompt, go to the application folder (like app_test), then run:...