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Laravel's configuration caching system boosts performance by merging all config files into a single array saved as a PHP file, reducing I/O operations and load times. However, using objects in configurations poses challenges due to serialization issues with the `php artisan config:cache` command. The post explores workarounds and the potential to implement a strategy pattern or adopt approaches from other frameworks, such as Spiral, to enable objects in Laravel configurations without compromising performance.

Laravel Config Problem: Is It Time for a Revolution?

🤯 The Object Caching Issue in Laravel Configs

👀 Hexium got Around This Problem in Their Own Way

😬 My intermediate attempt to solve the problem

🤔 What's Wrong With All These Approaches?

⚡️ How It Is Implemented in The Spiral Framework

💡 How can this be solved in Laravel Framework

🗝️ Going even further, what if we use DTO in the configuration?

🚀 Let's continue the journey together!

<p>Additionally: Never use closures in routes!!! Learned the hard way :D</p>


<p>My opinion: Find another framework, that will help you also learn better the language you are programming as also help you learn and practise better concepts, enterprise patterns and help you evolve. Easiness is a thing, but leeds to nothing.</p>
