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    Simplifying Stream Handling with Laravel’s resource Method

    July 3, 2025

    Simplifying Stream Handling with Laravel's resource Method

    Laravel’s new resource method streamlines HTTP response stream handling, replacing verbose stream wrapper operations with a simple method call for cleaner file processing workflows.


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