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The Art of Database Migrations in Laravel -- Common Mistakes
What are database migrations in Laravel? If you've ever worked with databases, you know how tricky it can be to keep track of schema changes—especially when working on a team. That’s where Laravel migrations come in! Think of them as version control for your database—just like Git for your code. Instead of manually writing SQL commands every time you make a change, migrations allow you to define your database structure in PHP. And the best part? You can roll back changes if needed!
What are database migrations in Laravel?
If you've ever worked with databases, you know how tricky it can be to keep track of schema changes—especially when working on a team. That’s where Laravel migrations come in! Think of them as version control for your database—just like Git for your code.
Instead of manually writing SQL commands every time you make a change, migrations allow you to define your database structure in PHP. And the best part? You can roll back changes if needed!
