Laravel Migrations: Add Multiple Fields with after()

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A quick trick about Laravel migrations.

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Wow! I ran into this challenge weeks ago 🤣. You're always coming through. Gracias

josibee

Very useful and informative as always, keep them coming 👏

LeopoldRamutsamaya

Having used the multiple "after()" statements in the past, this is certainly one trick i did not know before watching this. Thank you as always.

Chim

Short and simple - this is the key. Thx for the useful tip and have a nice sunday Povilas.

haraldndb.

Interesting, thank you Povilas! This is especially useful when you need to add several fields.

eugenstakhursky

Love vids like these. Short, simple and straight to the point but very useful!

thraxxdv

That's awesome ! And it is in the Laravel documentation.. I seriously need to read it again. Thanks for sharing ❤

gaelduval

Tip: Learn to look at the underlying source code and you will be come much more proficient at debugging and gain insights on the framework/library you're using. Maybe make a video on how to learn from the source itself. There's also auto generated API docs that are pretty good too.

danielj

Thank you, and that's example is more readable)

eloquent

is there any example resource available for Asynchronous and Synchronous requests in laravel from Http::pool() function and how can we implement it ?

AksoomHussain

Can it be run with postgres after keyword in migration?

bhaveshverma

This one works with MySQL right? I remember reading on docs “MySQL only”

tim.bogdanov

Hi this comment is not related to the topic but i was wondering how to run laravel queue jobs on the cpanel
Note: if the cpanel does not support nohup commands
Any advices

pesheenmstafa

Or just not care about the column order. It makes no difference

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