Boost Your Query Speed in Laravel with This One Simple Trick #laravel #shorts

In this tutorial, we will show you how to use Laravel's pluck() method to improve query speed. We'll explain why this method is more efficient than retrieving all values, and provide code snippets to demonstrate. By the end of the tutorial, you'll know how to speed up your queries and retrieve only the specific columns you need.

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[JohnnyBigodes]

Use select and put the stress on the database side. With pluck you are still getting all columns and filtering the result after the query.

[Joe-gepp]

Pluck will only allow two values to be extracted . Select has no such limit.
Pluck is only good for pulling back a list of index/value.
Behind the scenes it does make the same query as a ::select()->get()
There is no speed increase.

[eslammostafa]

This is my first time hearing this pluck method, Thank you Dary :)

[oluchukwuughagwu]

Thanks for the information Dary. From one of your comments on this post, I see that pluck() method takes a longer time to execute so i guess I will stick to select. What do you think?

[dannjohnrem]

How to use the pluck() method, when you're using inertia js?

[codewithsub]

Which theme are u using. It's looking very cool.

Thanks ❤

[hephzisoft]

what vs code extension is good for both PHP and laravel, I am new

[eptic-c]

It’s better to use ->select([…columns]) or even easier ->get([…columns])

[justinangeloperez]

what is the difference between this and the select method?

[hkteqlp]

what deferent pluck vs ->select(...)

[misterjs]

Can you tell me what theme package is that one? I liked 😮

[jom]

Hi, dary, nice explanations. Might you by any chances have introductory tutorials for laravel?

[JS-ygez]

Sir, how to see the result like that? Usually I do with dd to see the result.