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You will have to read the file from the form request and then convert that to image using Image::make($request->file('image')->resize(200, 200)->encode(); Like this and then save the resized image.

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Thank you for the suggestion. Very soon I will make that video as well.

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Sure, I have noted your suggestion. I will make this very soon.

Yes we can achieve this by defining permissions for every role. Then based on the role and permission you can perform the required operations. Very soon I will make a separate video on Roles and Permissions.

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Did you try this line? // If credentials are incorrect if (!Auth::attempt(['email' => $request->email, 'password' => $request->password])) { return ResponseHelper::error(message: 'Unable to login due to invalid credentials.', statusCode: 400); } $user = Auth::user(); // Create API Token $token = $user->createToken('My API Token')->plainTextToken;

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There may be various factors in comparison to local and production server. You can try the below steps- 1. Check Server Resources: - Ensure your production server has enough CPU, RAM, and I/O capacity. 2. Optimize Database Config: - Increase buffer pool size. - Use connection pooling. - Optimize write-ahead logging.

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Please check your .env file email configuration. MAIL_MAILER=smtp MAIL_HOST=smtp.example.com MAIL_PORT=587 MAIL_USERNAME=your-email@example.com MAIL_PASSWORD=your-email-password MAIL_ENCRYPTION=tls MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS=your-email@example.com MAIL_FROM_NAME="${APP_NAME}" If you are using MAIL_ENCRYPTION=tls then you will have to keep the port to 587. If it is ssl then use 465

It depends on your application. There is difference between the term large and small data. Small Data: Typically refers to datasets that are relatively small in size, usually ranging from a few records to a few thousand records. Small data can be efficiently handled by most modern database systems using ORMs like Eloquent. Large Data: Large data sets are significantly larger and may range from tens of thousands to millions or even billions of records, depending on the scale of the application. When dealing with large data sets, the performance implications of data access and manipulation become more pronounced. Also, if you are writing any complex queries then you can use RAW SQL Query. However, Laravel eloquent support almost every types of query. So, don't worry, you can follow the Eloquent approach that will be more standard and the latest feature.

Yes, you can create this as well. For this, you can manage it from a form for adding the inputs for the table name, columns, data types, etc. Also in the backend you will have to capture that for request and you will have to use the Schema facades. This will allow you to create tables and columns through the function itself. Ex. - Schema::create($tableName, function (Blueprint $table) use ($columns) { $table->id(); // You can add an id column if needed foreach ($columns as $column) { $type = $column['type']; $name = $column['name']; $table->$type($name); } $table->timestamps(); // Add timestamps if needed });

Good to hear. This is a good practice to organise your code.

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Yes, it can be created automatically

In Laravel, the database can be created automatically based on the given db name in .env file. However you will have to make sure your MySQL or other database server is running.

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Almost it is covered in this video. However, for more detail, you can visit the official documentation of Laravel as well.

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Can you please share more details, where you are getting this error?

@@programmingfields Trying to access array offset on value of type null In this part Mail::to(Auth::user()->email) ->send($email);

I have checked. Thanks for your valuable suggestions and feedback. I highly appreciate it. I will cover your suggestions in the upcoming videos.

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This is the step to start creating large applications. So it is very important to manage the database things using the CRUD app.

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