<ul><li>Start validation from the HTML to avoid unnecessary requests to the server.</li><li>Always validate incoming data and avoid using request()->all().</li><li>Utilize resource or apiResource routes to keep route files organized.</li><li>Avoid putting logic inside Laravel Resources to prevent performance issues and maintain code clarity.</li><li>Eager load relationships to prevent N+1 problems and utilize caching for frequently accessed data.</li><li>Monitor your work using Laravel Logs and tools like Laravel Telescope.</li><li>Enforce Authorization using Guards, Policies, or Gates to protect data.</li><li>Enable Throttling / Rate Limiting to prevent system overload from excessive requests.</li><li>Regularly clean up old data like logs and unused files to save disk space.</li><li>Use caching wisely for improved performance on frequently accessed data.</li></ul>

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