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Group Adjacent Collection Items in Laravel with chunkBy()

Laravel 13.30 adds chunkBy() to collections and lazy collections, splitting sorted data into runs of matching items without loading it all into memory. The post Group Adjacent Collection Items in Laravel with chunkBy() appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.

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AWS DevOps Blog

Automating the Experimentation Lifecycle with Kiro, AWS DevOps Agent, and LaunchDarkly

Introduction Continuous improvement depends on experimentation. Teams know that the fastest path to better outcomes is to test changes against real user behavior, measure results, and iterate. In practice, sustaining that cycle is slow and costly because the overhead compounds with each attempt. Three barriers slow teams down: 1. Planning cost — Turning a proposed […]

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Vercel Blog

Basic build machines are now available on Pro and Enterprise

Pro and Enterprise teams can now select Basic build machines. Basic build machines have 2 vCPUs and 8 GB of memory, offering a more cost-efficient option for smaller apps or agents that build with fewer resources. New Pro and Enterprise projects still default to , which scale automatically and are recommended for most use cases. Elastic build machines To use Basic build machines, update your project configuration in , , or with Vercel CLI or later:team settingsproject settings59.6.0 Hobby acco

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