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If you are using array_key_exists() instead of in_array(), believe it or not, it is a good choice you made. array_key_exists() is much faster than in_array(). array_key_exists($key, $array); // ideal in_array( $key, array_keys( $array ) ) // This creates an array Continue reading PHP – array_key_exists() vs in_array()
An email address from Google’s Gmail can be transformed in various ways into different looking email addresses while still going to the same account. A Gmail user can do the following to have multiple email addresses: Using a plus address: Continue reading PHP – Gmail Address Normalization
The PHP team recently approved the Short Arrow Functions RFC proposed by Nikita Popov, Levi Morrison, and Bob Weinand. In the RFC it shows this as an example to give you an idea on how it can be used: A Continue reading PHP Approves Short Arrow Functions
In JavaScript classes, the methods are not bound by default. This means that their this context can be changed (in the case of an event handler, to the element that is listening to the event) and will not refer to the component Continue reading How do you ensure methods have the correct this context in React component classes?
The Laravel team released Laravel 5.8.8 yesterday with a new query builder method along with the latest fixes and changes in the 5.8 branch. First, a new Builder::forPageBeforeId() method was added to compliment an existing forPageAfterId(). These methods are useful to query for Continue reading Laravel 5.8.8 Released