ProgressBar callback trait for Laravel commands
A progress bar is a nice way to have some feedback when you are writing and running a long process using Laravel commands.
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A progress bar is a nice way to have some feedback when you are writing and running a long process using Laravel commands.
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.
PurgeCss is a node package that allows you to strip out all the unnecessary CSS code from your compiled files, learn how to whitelist selectors on Purgecss to prevent from removing them from your CSS.
After spending years writing a few articles on different websites, I finally decided to create my own platform to start writing and sharing some content.