Mutahhar
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🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
You can now use useCurrent() for date and year columns in your migrations, just like you already do with timestamp.
No more hacking default values with raw SQL or now().
#LaravelTips
You can now use useCurrent() for date and year columns in your migrations, just like you already do with timestamp.
No more hacking default values with raw SQL or now().
#LaravelTips
May 14, 2025 at 8:49 PM
🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
You can now use useCurrent() for date and year columns in your migrations, just like you already do with timestamp.
No more hacking default values with raw SQL or now().
#LaravelTips
You can now use useCurrent() for date and year columns in your migrations, just like you already do with timestamp.
No more hacking default values with raw SQL or now().
#LaravelTips
🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
New utility method in Arr class: Arr::from(): Converts various types (arrays, objects, WeakMap, Traversable, etc.) into arrays. It also handles special cases like enums and WeakMap.
#Laravel
New utility method in Arr class: Arr::from(): Converts various types (arrays, objects, WeakMap, Traversable, etc.) into arrays. It also handles special cases like enums and WeakMap.
#Laravel
May 14, 2025 at 8:46 PM
🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
New utility method in Arr class: Arr::from(): Converts various types (arrays, objects, WeakMap, Traversable, etc.) into arrays. It also handles special cases like enums and WeakMap.
#Laravel
New utility method in Arr class: Arr::from(): Converts various types (arrays, objects, WeakMap, Traversable, etc.) into arrays. It also handles special cases like enums and WeakMap.
#Laravel
🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
Laravel's Context object just got new powers:
except() and exceptHidden() to clean up context data before logging or sharing it.
This gives precise control over what’s kept in the context, great for privacy, debugging, and clear logs.
#LaravelTips
Laravel's Context object just got new powers:
except() and exceptHidden() to clean up context data before logging or sharing it.
This gives precise control over what’s kept in the context, great for privacy, debugging, and clear logs.
#LaravelTips
May 14, 2025 at 8:04 PM
🧀 #NewInLaravel 12.14.0
Laravel's Context object just got new powers:
except() and exceptHidden() to clean up context data before logging or sharing it.
This gives precise control over what’s kept in the context, great for privacy, debugging, and clear logs.
#LaravelTips
Laravel's Context object just got new powers:
except() and exceptHidden() to clean up context data before logging or sharing it.
This gives precise control over what’s kept in the context, great for privacy, debugging, and clear logs.
#LaravelTips
Reposted by Mutahhar
March 4, 2025 at 3:08 PM