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Laravel Serializable Closure: serialize the unserializable

PHP doesn’t let you serialize closures, but Laravel does, thanks to an underrated package that’s built into the framework. I show you exactly how Laravel serializable-closure works, how Laravel uses it internally, and how you can use it safely (and securely!) in your own projects. Check out Bento at: https://bentonow.com and be sure to sign up for my weekly newsletter at https://aaronfrancis.com/newsletter GitHub repo: https://github.com/laravel/serializab... Follow me: Twitter:   / aarondfrancis   LinkedIn:   / aarondfrancis   Website: https://aaronfrancis.com - find articles, podcasts, courses, and more. Chapters: 00:00 - Why you can’t serialize closures in PHP 00:22 - Introducing Laravel Serializable Closure 01:12 - Don’t install it—Laravel already includes it 02:35 - Demonstrating the closure serialization problem 03:01 - What serialization means in PHP 04:47 - How unserialization works 05:20 - The problem with closures and serialization 05:36 - How Laravel makes closures serializable 08:03 - Bringing closures back to life 10:13 - How Laravel uses serializable closures 13:55 - How to sign a closure for security 15:01 - Preventing tampering with signed closures 16:30 - Why Laravel doesn’t always sign closures 17:28 - Wrapping up