One page from the official Laravel documentation that I found useful is the "Database: Query Builder" page.

This page explains how to use Laravel's query builder to interact with databases. It covers all basic elements of SQL, and Laravel makes it easier to write SQL queries.

The query builder provides a fluent syntax for building and running database queries. It supports a variety of database types, including MySQL, Postgres, SQLite, and SQL Server. Developers can use query builder to perform basic CRUD operations (create, read, update, and delete) as well as more complex operations like joining tables, using subqueries, and pagination.

The query builder can be used in both raw SQL and object-oriented syntax, which makes it easier to follow and modify queries. Moreover, Laravel also provides numerous helper methods to aid in building more complex queries.

Overall, the "Database: Query Builder" page is an essential resource for any Laravel developer who works with databases.

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