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STREAMLINE YOUR TERMINAL WORKFLOW WITH BASH ALIASES

ByCarey April 1, 2023April 1, 2023

If you’re like most developers, you probably spend a lot of time in the
terminal. And if you’re using bash, you may have noticed that there are some
commands you use over and over again. Why not make your life easier by setting
up some bash aliases? An alias is a way to create a…

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PHP


FILTERING RELATED MODELS IN LARAVEL: USING THE “WHEREHAS” METHOD

ByCarey March 25, 2023March 25, 2023

Eloquent relationships are a powerful feature of Laravel, but querying related
models can sometimes be challenging.

The whereHas method provides a simple and efficient solution for filtering query
results based on conditions in related models. With just a few lines of code,
you can retrieve the exact data you need.



In this article, we’ll walk you through how to use the whereHas method in
Laravel, with clear examples to demonstrate how it can simplify your code and
streamline your workflow.

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PHP


DEBUG WITH THE “DUMP AND DIE” LARAVEL FUNCTION

ByCarey March 24, 2023March 24, 2023

Ahoy there, my fellow Laravel developers! Today we’re going to talk about two
indispensable functions in the Laravel PHP Framework – dd() and dump(). These
functions are powerful tools for debugging and inspecting code, and they can
save you a ton of time and frustration when trying to track down pesky bugs. The
Dump and…

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MySQL


TIME AND DATE FUNCTIONS IN MYSQL

ByCarey February 21, 2023February 18, 2023

Working with dates and times in MySQL is straightforward and there are several
MySQL functions to do the calculations for you. Some of the most common
requirements are to calculate the current date and time, and this can be done
with the CURRENT_DATE() and NOW() functions like this: Sometimes you might want
to extract some…

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MySQL | Tools


ALTERNATIVES TO PHPMYADMIN MYSQL DATABASE ADMINISTRATION

ByCarey February 20, 2023February 18, 2023

MySQL is one of the most popular relational database management systems in the
world. It is used by developers and businesses of all sizes to store and manage
their data. While MySQL can be managed using command-line tools, desktop clients
offer a more user-friendly interface and can simplify database management tasks.
In this article, we…

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SEO


WHY CREATING XML SITEMAPS FOR YOUR WEBSITE IS ESSENTIAL FOR SEO AND HOW TO
SUBMIT THEM

ByCarey February 19, 2023February 18, 2023

When it comes to search engine optimization (SEO), one of the key elements that
website owners should not overlook is XML sitemaps. An XML sitemap is a file
that lists all of the pages on your website and helps search engines better
understand your site’s structure and hierarchy. Why Should You Create an XML
Sitemap…

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PHP


BETTER USE OF BOOLEAN VALUES IN IF STATEMENTS

ByCarey February 18, 2023March 24, 2023

In programming, writing code that is clear and easy to read is crucial for
effective communication and collaboration. One way to improve the readability of
your code is by using boolean values in IF statements more effectively. Consider
the following code snippet: While this code works, it can be made shorter and
more readable. Instead…

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Productivity


MANAGE YOUR TASKS, GET THINGS DONE AND REDUCE STRESS

ByCarey February 4, 2023February 4, 2023

As a web developer, you’re likely all too familiar with the common challenges
that come with the territory. Feeling like you never achieve what you set out to
do, having a long list of projects you want to start but never getting around to
them, being frustrated by interruptions, and feeling overwhelmed by emails and…

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PHP


KEEP YOUR WEBSITE’S COPYRIGHT NOTICE UP-TO-DATE WITH PHP

ByCarey January 17, 2023

A quick and easy way to improve the appearance of your website is to ensure that
your copyright notice is always up-to-date. Learn how to use PHP to
automatically update the year in your copyright notice and other dynamic
information in your website’s footer.

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PHP


PHP MAGIC CONSTANTS

ByCarey December 21, 2022

One of the cool and overlooked features of PHP is the presence of “magic
constants”. These predefined constants provide helpful information about the
current environment or context in which a script runs. Here are the nine magic
constants currently available in PHP: These magic constants can be handy in a
variety of situations. For example,…

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