🔗 Add columns with custom types in Laravel Migrations

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I was certainly surprised when I found out that there is no built-in method to create table columns with custom types in Laravel migrations. The default list of column types available in Laravel may be more than enough for most applications, but, I think there are some valid use cases for opening the hood and directly working on the engine.

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