Unlocking the Secrets of Laravel: Dynamic Column Names and Enhanced Task Scheduling ⌛

Unlocking the Secrets of Laravel: Dynamic Column Names and Enhanced Task Scheduling ⌛

Hello Developers 💻

In this post, we will explore two notable enhancements: the utilization of dynamic column names in where clauses and the integration of advanced task scheduling directly into the application bootstrap process.


Dynamic Column Names in Where Clauses:

One of the standout features of Laravel is its ability to dynamic column names within where clauses.

Now, you can dynamically construct where clauses based on conditions.

Example:

namespace App\Http\Controllers;

use App\Models\User;

class UserController extends Controller
{
    public function example()
    {
        return User::whereName('Keyur')->get();
    }
}        

In this snippet, we utilize the whereName method to filter users based on the value of the name column.


Advanced Task Scheduling with withSchedule:

Another feature introduced in Laravel 11 is the ability to register scheduled tasks directly within the application bootstrap process.

A departure from the traditional approach of defining scheduled tasks in a separate console kernel file.

Also, removed the console the kernel.php file in Laravel 11.

bootstrap/app.php

->withSchedule(function ($schedule) {
    $schedule->command('backup:database')->daily();
})        

Stay tuned for more insights and updates on the latest advancements in Laravel and web development!

#Laravel #PHP #WebDevelopment #Laravel11 #TaskScheduling #DynamicQueries

Feel free to like, comment, and share your thoughts on this exciting evolution in Laravel development!

References: Laravel News

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