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Whether PHP is dead or not is a matter of numbers, not opinions. I will provide you with essential statistics that will lead you to make better decisions.
Here's a case study for my blog in the programming niche, where I share everything I did to increase clicks by a huge amount since the beginning.
PHP 8.3 will be released in November 2023, and as usual, you need to be up to date with new features and breaking changes for easier transitions.
There are multiple ways to check if an array is empty. Let me tell you about each of them and why and when you should use them.
Learn why and how to fix "Methods with the same name as their class will not be constructors in a future version of PHP" warnings.
Learn why the "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()" warning happens, and let me show you multiple ways to fix it.
Debugging requires dissecting everything. Here's a list of all the one-line of code built-in ways to print arrays in PHP (and even Laravel-specific helpers).
Learn why the "Using $this when not in object context" error happens, and let me show you the only way to fix.
switch, case, and break. What are all these? When should you use it instead of if? What are its pros and cons?
To keep getting better with PHP, you should subscribe to as many quality blogs as possible. In this article, I share the ones I often read myself.
Laravel 10 has been released on February 14, 2023. Let's dive into every relevant new feature and change.
Redirects in PHP are simple. I will guide you step by step and show you how to dodge some traps. Finally, we'll learn the nuance between 301 and 302 redirects.
Migrations are essential in any Laravel app using a database. I will tell you what they are, why you should use them and how you can generate them.
Knowing which Laravel version you are running is important before you start writing code on a new project. There are multiple ways to do so.
When in doubt, clear the cache. In this article, you'll learn about how to clear every cache Laravel uses.
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