Execute Code After a Response is Returned?
The latest version of Laravel 11 includes a useful defer() function that allows us to execute a bit of logic after the response has been returned to the user. For any relatively long-running task, this can be a game-changer. Let's review how it works! Watch thousands of videos, track your progress, and participate in a massive Laravel community at Laracasts.com. Laracasts: https://laracasts.com Laracasts Twitter: / laracasts Jeffrey Way Twitter: / jeffrey_way
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