Your Laravel week in review

Laravel gets new default error pages

The Laravel team released v11.9, which includes a new default exception page, a way to prevent destructive commands from running, a withoutDelay() queue method, and more.

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Eloquent JoinWith Package for Laravel

• Allows for dynamic joining of related models without the need for explicit relationship definitions in models.
• Optimizes query performance by reducing the need for multiple separate queries.

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Monitor Code Processing Time in PHP with Time Warden

• Provides a way to monitor and manage code execution time in PHP applications.
• Enables setting up tasks, tracking their execution time, and reacting if execution time exceeds set thresholds.

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DB Auditor Package

The DB Auditor package for Laravel helps you audit your MySQL database standards and provides options to add missing constraints via CLI.

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Prevent Destructive Commands From Running

As of Laravel 11.9 you can now prevent commands like database migrations from accidentally running in production environments with a Prohibitable trait

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