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🔥 Use the reset() method to reset properties to their original state in Livewire
#Laravel Livewire Tip:
If you want to remove property values at once and make your code cleaner, you can use $this->reset method.
Here is an example:
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🔥 Customize the page that users are redirected to after registration, by changing a value in the Fortify config
When using Jetstream Fortify, If you would like to take the user to a different page after registration instead of the email verifying page. Then you could add an array inside config/fortify.php like shown below #Laravel
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🔥 Using small integers instead of entire class strings for morph relations can improve their performance
When using Laravel morphs, you can eek out some extra performance by using small integers instead of strings for your morph types.
Smaller, faster indexes for the database to manage!
Especially useful for tables like comments or audits, which can be many millions of rows.
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🔥 You can use ternary operators like ?: to use dump() or dd() in your short closures
Do you hate re-writing short closures just to add temporary debugging code?
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🔥 You can create text-based tables in Laravel even outside CLI commands
If you ever need to generate text-based tables for sending in text messages, outputting in console, or in logs, @symfony provides an awesome "Table" class, just for that! 💅 Such a cool utility! 🤩
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🔥 You can use valueOrFail() to fetch a value from the database, or abort the request if the queried record does not exist
In the next blog posts, I'll cover Database and Eloquent improvements and new features in #Laravel 8.x.
Here's a great little feature that got added in v8.60 🔥
PR: https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/38707
Yesterday's post about Collections: https://protone.media/en/blog/a-look-at-new-features-and-improvements-since-the-original-laravel-80-release-collections
#PHP #webdev #opensource
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🔥 You can use ->where() on Rule instances without passing a callback
Did you know that you don't have to pass a function to Laravel's "where" method when using the Rule class?
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🔥 You can use value() to fetch a single value from the database, without having to instantiate an entire model
#Laravel Tip: If you want a single value from a database table.
