Laravel tip:

Don’t use `map()` when you are not transforming data.

If you only want to perform an action, use `each()`.

`map()` returns new values.

`each()` is for side effects.

Cleaner intent.

Laravel tip:

chunk() gives you records in batches.

lazy() lets you loop one record at a time without loading everything into memory.

Use chunk() when the batch matters.

Use lazy() when you want a clean loop.

Updating records while processing? Use chunkById() or lazyById().

Laravel tip:

Collection-style code is nice.

But if you call each() after get(), you already loaded everything into memory.

For large datasets, use lazy().

What is one coding thing you learned embarrassingly late?

The kind of thing that made you wonder how you missed it for so long.

Laravel security tip:

Your UI is not your security layer.

Hide the button if you want, but protect the backend action with a policy.

Forgive me for request type hint 👀