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The trade-off matters👇
What would you use for sending email to a large list of subscribers.. ?
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Need to process millions of rows?
#Laravel gives you 3 options:
`get()` → 1 query, but loads everything into memory 💥
`chunk(500)` → multiple queries, 500 records per batch 📦
`cursor()` → streams records one-by-one with very low memory usage 🚶
If you're simply processing each record independently, `cursor()` is often the cleanest choice:
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Need to process millions of rows?
#Laravel gives you 3 options:
`get()` → 1 query, but loads everything into memory 💥
`chunk(500)` → multiple queries, 500 records per batch 📦
`cursor()` → streams records one-by-one with very low memory usage 🚶
If you're simply processing each record independently, `cursor()` is often the cleanest choice:
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Need to send a #Laravel notification to someone who doesn't have a user account in your database?
Skip the model entirely. 🎯
Use Notification::route() to send it directly to their email:
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#Laravel Tip
🔐 Need to store sensitive attributes securely?
Laravel's attribute casting can handle it for you automatically behind the scenes:
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#Laravel Tip
🔐 Need to store sensitive attributes securely?
Laravel's attribute casting can handle it for you automatically behind the scenes:
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#Laravel Tip
🔐 Need to store sensitive attributes securely?
Laravel's attribute casting can handle it for you automatically behind the scenes: