Laravel Herd a gift that keeps on giving 🙌

Most important part is to be building right ? 😁
How's it coming along?

Love a good retro logo!
Looks amazing 💅

Omw ✈️😁

Learnt a ton by following the same path. React's docs are the best I've ever read I think 🤔
In-depth understanding of rendering/effect (wip), has needed researching out of the docs though

That carpet, so fluffy 🤩

Love a good eureka moment 🙌

The testing pros you mention is already super nice as I find frontend component testing far from fun 😅

Looking forward to your journey!
Feels similar to my situation while I'm still looking to find the time and give livewire another real chance 👀

I never considered it that way but the mind shift you mention, really resonate 💡

Warcraft 3 and AOE, yes sir 🫡

I would have to double check but I think I'm using "Darcula" for since I can remember 💅

This is also the issue that led me to get accounted with lazy loading and php generators 💡

Chunking helped as well as the following practices adopted since then :
- consider raw SQL when possible for updates on large datasets
- If eloquent/models then be mindful of loaded fields, relations, default $with, events etc
- reach for jobs more

Can't recall the full details but let me try to lay down a summary of the case.

Data manipulation in migration/command on large model collections ended with model hydration increasing execution time and memory by a ton (this was back in laravel 5 i think)