Episode 20 - The War on CRUD

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Episode 20 - The War on CRUD

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Jan 7, 2015

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We talk about configuration and queue updates, architecture and CRUD apps, clients and code quality, business and app development, and a lot more.

Released:

Jan 7, 2015

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The Laravel Podcast brings you Laravel and PHP development news and discussion. Season 4 consists of guest interviews by Matt Stauffer talking about a new topic in the Laravel community for each episode.

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Episode 24 - Dog At The Keyboard: In this episode, the crew discusses PHP 7, Browserify, and their favorite Mac applications. by The Laravel Podcast
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Episode 17 - Laravel 4.3.. I mean.. Laravel 5!: In this episode, we discuss Laravel 5, the No Capes initiative, Laravel Liferaft, PHP's position in the industry and its culture, continuous education, a company's ethical responsibility to their employees, and much more. by The Laravel Podcast
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Episode 30: Trouble, Trouble, Trouble...: In this episode, the crew discusses architecture driven religious wars and the recent drama surrounding Apple Music. by The Laravel Podcast
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Episode 42: ActiveRecord & The School Of Zonda: In this episode, the crew is joined by Adam Wathan to discuss ActiveRecord and the Eloquent ORM. by The Laravel Podcast
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Episode 20 - The War on CRUD: We talk about configuration and queue updates, architecture and CRUD apps, clients and code quality, business and app development, and a lot more. by The Laravel Podcast
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