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@nowferrifkan hmm,,, thanks bro :heart:

@nowferrifkan I increased the mysql server ram as @Danuva said, now bit fast, but sometimes lags the system

@Danuva mn blnnan krla

Thanks.. this helps us 😊😊

Nice post... 😍

මේ package එකෙන් ඔයාට ඕන දේ කරගන්න පුලූවන්, https://github.com/mavinoo/laravelBatch,

$table = 'users';  //Your table name 

//update values 
$value = [
     [
         'id' => 1,
         'status' => 'active',
         'nickname' => 'Mohammad'
     ] ,
     [
         'id' => 5,
         'status' => 'deactive',
         'nickname' => 'Ghanbari'
     ] ,
];

//column you want to update using, in your scenario index id 
$index = 'id';

Batch::update($table, $value, $index);

thanks for posting

nice explanation bro,, waiting for next part :smiley:

thanks @Danuva & @thilanka

welcome bro...

1. General Commands

#Remove the compiled class file
clear-compiled

#Put the application into maintenance mode
down

#Display the current framework environment
env

#Displays help for a command	
help

#Display an inspiring quote
inspire

#Lists commands
list

#Run the database migrations
migrate

#Swap the front-end scaffolding for the application
preset

//Serve the application on the PHP development server
serve

#Interact with your application
tinker

#Bring the application out of maintenance mode
up

#Set the application namespace
app:name

#Flush expired password reset tokens
auth-clear-resets

2. Cache Commands

#Flush the application cache
cache:clear

#Remove an item from the cache
cache:forget

#Create a migration for the cache database table
cache:table

3. Config Commands

#Create a cache file for faster configuration loading
config:cache

#Remove the configuration cache file
config:clear

4. DB Commands

#Seed the database with records
db:seed

5. Event Commands

#Generate the missing events and listeners based on registration
event:generate

6. Key Commands

#Set the application key
key:generate

7. Make Commands

#Scaffold basic login and registration views and routes
make:auth

#Create a new channel class
make:channel

#Create a new Artisan command
make:command

#Create a new controller class
make:controller

#Create a new event class
make:event

#Create a new custom exception class
make:exception

#Create a new model factory
make:factory

#Create a new job class
make:job

#Create a new event listener class
make:listener

#Create a new email class
make:email

#Create a new middleware class
make:middleware

#Create a new migration file
make:migration

#Create a new Eloquent model class
make:model

#Create a new notification class
make:notification

#Create a new observer class
make:observer

#Create a new policy class
make:policy

#Create a new service provider class
make:provider

#Create a new form request class
make:request

#Create a new resource
make:resource

#Create a new validation rule
make:rule

#Create a new seeder class
make:seeder

#Create a new test class
make:test

8. Migrate Commands

#Drop all tables and re-run all migrations
migrate:fresh

#Create the migration repository
migrate:install

#Reset and re-run all migrations
migrate:refresh

#Rollback all database migrations
migrate:reset

#Rollback the last database migration
migrate:rollback

#Show the status of each migration
migrate:status

9. Notification Commands

#Create a migration for the notifications table
notifications:table

9. Package Commands

#Rebuild the cached package manifest
package:discover

10. Queue Commands

#List all of the failed queue jobs
queue:failed

#Create a migration for the failed queue jobs database table
queue:failed-table

#Flush all of the failed queue jobs
queue:flush 

#Delete a failed queue job
queue:forget

#Listen to a given queue
queue:listen

#Restart queue worker daemons after their current job
queue:restart 

#Retry a failed queue job
queue:retry

#Create a migration for the queue jobs database table
queue:table

#Start processing jobs on the queue as a daemon
queue:work

11. Route Commands

#Create a route cache file for faster route registration
route:cache 

#Remove the route cache file
route:clear

#List all registered routes
route:list

12. Schedule Commands

#Run the scheduled commands
schedule:run

13. Session Commands

#Create a migration for the session database table
session:table

14. Storage Commands

#Create a symbolic link from "public/storage" to "storage/app/public"
storage:link

15. Vendor Commands

#Publish any publishable assets from vendor packages
vendor:publish

16. View Commands

#Compile all of the application's Blade templates
view:cache

#Clear all compiled view files
view:clear

niyamai...

nice article :smiley:, waiting for. next part

@Tyrell thank you bro, I'll refer this

hmm.......

I have web application running on dedicated windows server 2012 r2, application written in asp.net c#, server has very good performance, but application performance is very poor, it was a very crappy code :cry: , at this moment I can't replace this system or refactor the code.

When application runs long running process, server gets down :cry:

So I need to improve performance of web app without touching the code.
Is it possible to improve performance with IIS configuration or some other way.

thank you, I'll find out :smile:

thank you bro, can you post sample code snippet for model?

@root welcome bro

MEAN is a complete range of software for web development, consisting of MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js, and Node.js (all the letters of the abbreviation are taken from the names of the technologies). The best advantage of this is using same programming language for front-end and back-end development. In this case we use Javascript.

Key Technologies

As we have stated, a MEAN stack includes a list of technologies a developer should be familiar with.

• MongoDB
  is a database management system adapted for Javascript. It is quite popular in terms of NoSQL solutions.

• Express.js
  is an extensible framework for describing web servers.

• Angular.js
  is a framework that provides the foundation for web development. It was created to develop single-page applications and continues to be popular and necessary for developers.

• Node.js.
  This is a server platform for working with JavaScript via the V8 engine. JavaScript executes the action on the client side and the Node on the server. This tool is indispensable for creating full-fledged applications. Node.js can work with external libraries, invoke commands from JavaScript code, and act as a web server.

MEAN stack developer should have,

• understanding of the front-end and back-end processes
• ability to work with HTML / CSS
• ability to work with databases
• understanding of programming templates and architecture design guidelines
• profiling and optimizing applications

Reference - https://medium.com/@mobilunity/skill-set-of-good-mean-stack-developer-298f2aed7b28