laravel disable blade cache
Susheel Kumar
![Susheel Kumar]()
Susheel Kumar
Web Developer, App Developer, Software Developer, React, Node Js, Angular IO, Laravel
Inside of your app/config/view.php file you'll want to set 'cache' => false,, this will disable your view caching and can come in handy when you are building some blade directives or developing a Laravel package.
'cache' => false,
Optionally, if you want to disable caches for specific environments (say: production and staging), you could do something like this:
'cache' => in_array(App::environment(), ['production', 'staging']),