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Incredable is the first DLT-secured platform that allows you to save time, eliminate errors, and ensure your organization is compliant all in one place.Incredable streamlines and simplifies the complex process of medical credentialing for hospitals and medical facilities, helping you save valuable time, reduce costs, and minimize risks. With Incredable, you can effortlessly manage all your healthcare providers and their credentials within a single, unified platform. Our state-of-the-art technology ensures top-notch data security, giving you peace of mind.
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Laravel Route Attributes
Use PHP 8 attributes to register routes in a Laravel app
Use PHP 8 attributes to register routes in a Laravel app. This package provides annotations to automatically register routes. If you are using a directory structure where you co-locate multiple types of files in the same directory and want to be more specific about which files are checked for route attributes, you can use the patterns and not_patterns options. For example, if you are co-locating your tests with your controllers you could use the patterns option to only look in controller... -
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Hifone
A free, open-source, self-hosted forum software
Hifone is a free, open-source, self-hosted forum software based on the Laravel PHP Framework. This package is currently in (very-)alpha stage, so all of the following features may or may not work yet. However, feel free to post issues and feature requests. We will try to fix and improve the package as fast as we can based on your help. By default Hifone comes with a .env.example file. You'll need to rename this file to just .env regardless of what environment you're working on. If you're...
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