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?‍? Use Eloquent's "->is()" method for more expressive and thorough assertions pic.twitter.com/8zx8AEm9Rw

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) 22 juni 2018

?‍♂️So you think that code always flows through either the if or else branch in a PHP script?

Hold my ?

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<?php$pid = pcntl_fork();

if ($pid) {
echo 'in if';
}
else {
echo 'in else';
}
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Try it out!#processcontrol #fun

— Freek Van der Herten (@freekmurze) June 13, 2018

? Super simple clean-up, but the cause of so much "dead code". When using `return` statements within a `switch` block the `break` is unnecessary and is always unnecessary for the `default` case. pic.twitter.com/QxjFmiGcYy

— Jason McCreary (@gonedark) June 11, 2018

? Killing conditionals with Eloquent's "firstOr" method. If firstOrCreate, firstOrFail, or firstOrNew don't quite cut it. pic.twitter.com/PKrtqDc0vl

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) 22 mei 2018

? Laravel Quick Tip: Did you know that you can change the keys of a collection to a given value of the collection? ? Perfect for removing items of a collection by the model id. #laravel pic.twitter.com/kgsVnkFCBe

— Christoph Rumpel (@christophrumpel) 24 mei 2018

? When linking to a file on @github, press 'y' to transform the URL to a SHA-based reference. That way, the link will remain stable even if the underlying file changes in future commits. pic.twitter.com/cAsupEk7tV

— Derrick Reimer (@derrickreimer) 30 mei 2018

? Did you know you could use the afterCreating and lots of other "after" callbacks on Eloquent Factories to create additional models in Laravel? https://t.co/XejFph55zO #Laravel #PHP pic.twitter.com/oc8BfpEPqN

— Dries Vints (@driesvints) May 15, 2018

?? Little component I made if you want to submit data (including JSON!!) from your Vue components in native HTML forms.https://t.co/FSdiuhJLmA pic.twitter.com/pF9Gb6BYRD

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) May 2, 2018

My favorite Laravel feature: `higher order tap`. So simple, yet so powerful. ? pic.twitter.com/cfBU4i0zk7

— Raul (@rcubitto) May 2, 2018

⏲️ Handy eloquent macro for the date comparison impaired ? pic.twitter.com/rUgLlEywrn

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) April 25, 2018

If you want to quickly inspect a return value, you can use tap + logger without adding a variable! #laravel pic.twitter.com/TXA02BYlaC

— Sebastian De Deyne (@sebdedeyne) April 27, 2018

? Handy lil testing macro for getting data from views pic.twitter.com/50dn2jCfSy

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) March 30, 2018

? Quick Tip for @laravelphp: It's easy to show Horizon metrics somewhere else. pic.twitter.com/SIUfwfAsKX

— hans ? (@hanspagel) March 27, 2018

#30daysWithEloquent customize relations on your models as necessary in your domain. Don't be afraid to add more relations that describe your logic better.

With @laravelphp it's a cinch ??? pic.twitter.com/m3TJXp9C2l

— DRY, DRY, DRY, DRY (@SOFTonSOFA) February 22, 2018

In case you have a one off section of code where you don't want to change the timestamps on save. #laraveltips pic.twitter.com/1XMwNwQNIz

— Eric L. Barnes (@ericlbarnes) March 11, 2018

Blade components are pretty cool for scoped-slot-like stuff when you're not in a JS environment pic.twitter.com/pjp4ycOPKm

— Sebastian De Deyne (@sebdedeyne) March 2, 2018

? Fun tip: Use tap() in lodash chains for a window into your transformations ? pic.twitter.com/aF11Tlzuz7

— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) February 20, 2018

? Ever wanted to use the same controller to serve multiple formats?

Check out this set of macros that let you hit a single endpoint with different extensions to request the format you want:https://t.co/2sFGNf97be pic.twitter.com/HMNdicUWAy

— Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) February 15, 2018

?? Here's what it looks like in use: pic.twitter.com/zHo0GlAU6w

— Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) February 15, 2018

Quick @laravelphp tip:
Use the "wasRecentlyCreated" model attribute to check if your model was created or found ???? pic.twitter.com/HZwdDyqAw4

— Marcel Pociot (@marcelpociot) January 6, 2018

???? Sometimes you want quick on-the-fly authorization, without the hassle of registering a policy/callback at the Gate.

Laravel's HandlesAuthorization trait is perfect for this. Simply call the `deny()` method, and Laravel will respond with a 403 HTTP response ???? pic.twitter.com/O36agH2o3u

— Joseph Silber (@joseph_silber) December 28, 2017