Tag: php

Seeders are a great way of creating fixture data, as well as dummy data, for your development environment. Let me show you how we can make them even better. Read more

If you’re into React, you’ll appreciate these patterns for working with uncontrolled components Read more

This post exmplains how you can work with iterators and generators as if they were arrays. Read more

Here, we will learn about how we can dynamically add and remove table rows using VueJs. Step 1: Create New App. ng new angular-addremove Step 2: Update ts file. Add below code in src/app/app.component.ts. import { Read more…

Michael Dyrynda explains how you can use immutable dates in Laravel by default. Read more

At work, Tim MacDonald decided to show git rebase the love it deserves with a brown bag session. He has record it, so we can enjoy it as well. Read more

In this post, Jean Yang focusses on why we don’t see more high-growth startups focused on the kinds of languages and tools coming out of the PLDI community, the “deep tech” side of programming tools. Read more…

One of the new features in PHP 8.1 is that PHP’s $_FILES super global variable now contains the path to the files uploaded by the user. Read more

There’s no new functionality, but having these new commands will make Git easier to use. Read more

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In this stream, Pest creator Nuno Maduro explains how his testing tool works under the hood.

If you want to know how to use Pest (or PHPUnit) to test your application code, consider picking up our Testing Laravel video course.