PinnedLaravel advanced: Tappable scopesLaravel has lesser known features such as Tappable scopes, which basically defines Eloquent scopes in a separate PHP-class.Oct 10, 20231Oct 10, 20231
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PinnedLaravel: using phpDoc to write more readable codeThis article explains you on how to use phpDoc, to make your own Laravel code a more easy to read. I do note that some tips can also be…Mar 2, 20211Mar 2, 20211
Using GraphQL Interfaces to reduce boilerplate codeLess known and explained feature about GraphQL is interfaces.Oct 15Oct 15
Laravel advanced: custom query buildersSometimes, developers face challenges in maintaining clean models or get frustrated with the terrible code hinting that occurs when using…Oct 17, 2023Oct 17, 2023
WordPress: disable Gutenberg blocksSometimes it’s better to disable certain block types for specific reasons.Mar 11, 2021Mar 11, 2021
Laravel: Use the same Form Request validation for creating and updating recordsYou can read the official documentation, but there are some little tricks that you won’t read about in books. Here are some small tricks…Mar 10, 2021Mar 10, 2021
CSS: use currentColor to write less codeYou can use currentColor to keeps colors consistent between elements. It acts like a variable to store a value.Jan 7, 2021Jan 7, 2021
Customize Existing Gutenberg blocksYou as an developer may have noticed that Gutenberg is an big improvement when you are writing a blog or pages.Aug 13, 2020Aug 13, 2020