Performance with Laravel (Premium Package)

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"Performance with Laravel" is a 362-page guide focused on optimizing the performance of Laravel/PHP applications. It covers advanced topics such as Redis, database indexing, asynchronous workflows, concurrent programming, handling large data sets, query optimization, HTTP resource optimization, and designing robust architectures. The book includes real-world projects like web scrapers and analytics platforms, making it essential for developers aiming to enhance their application's performance.

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