In this episode, we’ll work through a refactor of the "Browse" page here at Laracasts. I’ve tweaked the code just enough to give us a variety of small refactors to work on. And "small" is key for this lesson. Specifically, we’ll focus on indentation, variable names, and clarity.
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Laravel Tenancy is a package by Daniël Klabbers, Paulo Trajano, and Bertrand Kintanar, for making your Laravel application multi-tenant. Learn about getting started with this package and its highlight features.
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PHPConsole is a neat Windows desktop application GUI for writing, reading, and executing PHP code by Josiah Ovye Yahaya. Learn more about this application that can help beginners learn how to program and is useful for live code presentations.
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So far in this series, we’ve used templates to declare our desired HTML structures. However, there’s another way: render functions. Though you won’t reach for them nearly as often, they nonetheless serve an important role. In this lesson we’ll review the basics.
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“Open on Make” is a neat little package by Andrew Huggins that makes it easy to have newly created files open in your editor of choice. When you run commands like ‘php artisan make:controller’, this package will listen for the command and open the file in the editor that you configure.
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The Laravel Eloquent Status package by Rasmus Christoffer Nielsen is a package that helps you check the state and status of eloquent models without cluttering them. Learn more details about this package and how to use it in your own Laravel projects to define and check model statuses.
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In this episode, we’ll construct a standard tooltip using three techniques: data attributes, Vue directives, and dedicated Vue components.
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Laravel Breadcrumbs is a package by Dave James Miller that makes adding breadcrumb navigation to your application (relatively) painless with a simple API. Learn about this packages’ features and how to use it in you Laravel applications.
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Well PHP 7.3 won’t have arrow functions (that would be dreamy). However, trailing commas in function calls is an excellent addition coming to PHP 7.3. In PHP 7.3, trailing commas in function calls will be valid syntax. That is to say, you can use trailing commas when calling functions, but not defining them. Let’s go over the new allows trailing comma syntax coming to PHP 7.3.
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Using the techniques we’ve learned in this series, let’s switch to the Laracasts source code, itself. As part of an update that I’m working on, I need to determine the completion rate for all series within a particular skill on the site. Let’s use TDD to build this small addition.
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