Removing parameters from routes in Laravel
How can we remove irrelevant arguments from the request when they were defined in the route using expression constraints?
How to handle redirections and the impact of having redirections in place are a couple of questions that usually arise during an SEO audit process. Some SEO experts are more fatalistic than others in how these redirections can affect your website's rank on Search Engine Result Pages (SERP).
How can we remove irrelevant arguments from the request when they were defined in the route using expression constraints?
Taking a deeper look at the Laravel's abort() helper and an undocumented implementation that you might find interesting.
A while ago, I published an article Introducing View Components in Laravel as an alternative to Laravel's View Composers, in this article I'll give you another option to create simple standalone components to use in your Blade views.
Learn how to force Laravel to handle any request with a specific route.
How make your content appear in the first results on google search? That’s the one million dollar question (probably more). Using structured data objects can help you a lot with that.
In most applications, there is no easy way to go around and “recycle” some of the processed data for further requests, but for more simple applications, like a regular website or blog, you can use “Cache” to temporarily store some data.
Basically, using laravel pipelines you can pass an object between several classes in a fluid way to perform any type of task and finally return the resulting value once all the “tasks” have been executed.