Got a New Laravel Job? 3 Tips to Analyze Project Codebase Fast

[@ward7576]

On serious note, if you get to come in right when a project is started and you are assigned to it right away, go out there and buy a lottery ticket - you are definitely keeping a job. This is extremely rare and I was lucky to experience that, best job I ever had.

[@aamirsohailkmas]

In freelancing, I often receive projects to add some features or fix some bugs, so I do similar steps to understand the project, starting from composer json to know the PHP and Laravel version and packages. Then database, app/providers, (before Laravel 11 Route service provider). As we understand more and more projects, it takes less and less time to understand new projects.

[@LaravelDaily]

Oh yeah, of course, in my video I didn't mention composer.json, that would be no.3 place to look at, after routes/DB.

[@ramina2121]

why you never update the chrome ? :D is there something in new update that is good? :)

[@LaravelDaily]

I just ignore it, I have more important things to think about :) Probably should set to auto-update.

[@Hoceineelidrissi2]

It takes the same time to respond to this comment😅​@@LaravelDaily

[@ゲンスルー-g2q]

Pointing out outdated environment setup instructions written in the README.