@林宗潁-k2b

I learned a lot from this, thanks for sharing!

@r.chitector

Such videos with tips are always awesome!! Minimum of time and maximum of useful :) Thanks!!

@SebastianMares

Usually you would implement the haversine formula for database queries using a bounding box so you have min and max values for lat and lon which speed up the query if you put an index on lat and lon. Otherwise, if you have many locations in your DB, it would need to calculate the distance for every row. This was also covered by Aaron Francis in one of his videos and blog posts.

@ivanhorobets5430

Thank you for the interesting morning !

@iamgerwin

This reference is useful! I'm really looking forward to more. ‍🔥

@binaryfire

Great vid. One note - I think that shouldRenderJsonWhen example is wrong. The method expects a callback.

@franciscopanozzo3957

Keep doing these!

@lacksinho

Very helpful

@codokit

Thanks for your work its very helps!

@iqmal

1:37 May I know what Laravel version support this? Because with my project in Laravel 12, seems like $request is not defined.

@brunosilva-ed4pz

- says that will put the links of the tweets...
- never puts any of the links...