Laravel Session CRUD Create, Read, Update, Delete Operations

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  • Опубликовано: 23 сен 2024
  • In this Laravel tutorial, We'll cover how to access session data, store data in session, update session data, and delete data from session. you'll learn how to effectively work with session data in your Laravel application.
    Some examples of where Sessions can be useful include:
    - User Authentication and Authorization
    - Shopping Carts
    - Form Data
    - User Preferences
    - Flash Messages
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Комментарии • 2

  • @mdshorifulislam7904
    @mdshorifulislam7904 Год назад +1

    বাস্তব ক্ষেত্রে সেশন CRUD এর ব্যবহার কোথায়?

    • @BluebirdTech
      @BluebirdTech  Год назад

      Some examples of where Sessions can be useful include:
      - User Authentication and Authorization
      - Shopping Carts: E-commerce applications often use sessions to manage shopping carts.
      - Form Data: Web applications often use sessions to store form data temporarily.
      - User Preferences: Web applications may allow users to customize their settings or preferences.
      - Flash Messages: Flash messages are short-lived messages that provide feedback or notifications to users