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IronMQ and Laravel: Setup

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Rajiv Seelam just released part one of his two part series on IronMQ and Laravel over at Sitepoint.

This two-part article series aims to make a beginner understand using push queues with Laravel. To give a brief overview, the final solution which we will be looking at is a simple form to upload photos and resize them. Resizing images is a time consuming task, so instead of making a user wait until the image is resized we can do it in the background. At the same time, we’ll learn to use a tool called ngrok so that we can use queues in our local system.

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