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Hoisting is a JavaScript mechanism where variable and function declarations are put into memory during the compile phase. This means that no matter where functions and variables are declared, they are moved to the top of their scope regardless of Continue reading How does hoisting work in JavaScript?
The Laravel team released Laravel 5.7.26 yesterday with a new pipeline method and a method to temporarily bypass model events. First, a new Pipeline method thenReturn was added by Tim MacDonald to allow additional work do be done on the object passed through: Next, Continue reading Laravel 5.7.26 Released
Github just launched a brand new feature named draft pull requests that will allow you to start a PR before you are finished implementing all the code changes. At GitHub, we’ve always felt that you should be able to open a pull Continue reading Github Adds Draft Pull Requests
Laravel Tinker Server is a package by Marcel Pociot that enables you to tinker with your variables in real-time while working on your Laravel app. This package collects data via calls to a tinker() helper that ships with the package and allow Continue reading Laravel Tinker Server Package
Starting in Laravel 5.8, the time to live (TTL) used when passing an integer to cache drivers will be in seconds instead of minutes. Caching in seconds gives users more granular control over cache duration, and will conform with PSR-16: The Continue reading Cache TTL Change Coming to Laravel 5.8