Brent • 8/27/2018

Eloquent MySQL views

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This technical article explains MySQL views—virtual tables stored at the database level—and demonstrates how to integrate them into a Laravel application using Eloquent models. It discusses the performance benefits and potential pitfalls of views, such as table materialization, and provides a real-world example involving data reporting for meter readings to illustrate their practical use in software development.

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