🔗 Laravel's Http::batch(): parallel requests done right (finally!).

Let's set the scene. You know that feeling when you need to fetch data from multiple APIs, and you're sitting there watching your application make request... after request... after request... while your users are staring at a loading spinner that's been going for so long it's practically become a screensaver?

We've all been there, we've all built systems that have had to work like this in PHP. And honestly, it's been a bit rubbish.

Sure, Laravel gave us Http::pool() back in version 8, and that helped. But if you wanted to track progress, handle failures gracefully, or know when everything was done? Well, you were back to writing boilerplate code that looked like it crawled out of 2015.

Enter Laravel Http::batch() (Huge thanks to Wendell Adriel for the work on this).