🔥 This week's code tips for Laravel developers
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🔥 #Laravel paginator tip: you can use getCollection and setCollection if you need to do something to the paginator underlying data. Trust me you'll know when you need this.
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🔥 #Laravel Tip: If you find yourself constantly making changes to new files generated by Artisan's 'make' commands, then consider publishing the stubs and creating your own defaults. It can be a real time saver:
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Fluent is a utility class provided by @laravelphp that lets us handle data fluently.
Out of the box it can be turned into an array or JSON, it can act as an array and it's serializable as a JSON.
It also gets and sets attributes dynamically and in a fluent way.
#Laravel #PHP
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🔥 Since I’m having to deal with a lot of generated markup recently, this small child-selector plugin for Tailwind has been a life saver.
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This is one of those macros I carry around from project to project.
Super clear, super easy, nice little life improvement.
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🔥 #Laravel Tip: Tracking logins and logouts for auditing or security purposes is incredibly easy thanks to Laravel’s login and logout events. Simply listen for them in a service provider and respond when they are fired.
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Match offers such a compact and clean syntax compared to its PHP alternatives 🌈
It can make our code way more readable and concise 💅
#PHP
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🔥 #Laravel Tip: Protect your database from the dangers of lazy loading by disabling it in your Laravel app. You can also customise how violations are handled, which is perfect for models outside of your control e.g. within packages.
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Pretty cool string helper method https://laravel-news.com/laravel-8-82-0 #laravel #php
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