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PUT vs PATCH in REST API: What’s the Difference?
Many developers confuse PUT and PATCH in REST APIs. Both are used for updating data, but they work differently. #PUT Method PUT is used to replace an entire resource. Example: With PUT, you usually send all fields because the old resource is replaced by the new one. #PATCH Method PATCH is used for partial updates. […]
Clean Up Your Blade Templates with Laravel’s $loop Variable
If you work with Laravel Blade templates, one feature that can make your views much cleaner is the built-in $loop variable inside the @foreach directive Many developers manually create counters or extra conditions inside loops, while Laravel already provides a powerful helper for this. Here’s a simple example: In this example, $loop->iteration gives you the […]
Controller Naming in MVC
Confused about naming your controllers? You’re not alone !! Sometimes you may hesitate when naming controllers in Laravel:should it be singular or plural? According to Laravel best practices, controllers should be named in singular form. Recommended examples: Not recommended examples: Laravel follows a clear and predictable pattern: #Why Singular? A controller represents a resource, not […]
How to Edit a Git Commit Message After Push
If you’ve been working with Git for a while, you’ve probably experienced this: You commit your changes, push them to the remote repository… and then notice a typo in your commit message 😑 It might seem like a small issue, but in professional projects, clean and meaningful commit messages are part of best practices just […]
Extract Data from Multidimensional Array
#Introduction array_column is one of my favorite functions in PHP. When you are dealing with a multidimensional array and want to extract a specific piece of data from that structure, array_column is extremely helpful. By passing the array and specifying the key name, you can extract the values of that key separately from the original […]
A Safer condition in programming, Yoda !
When writing conditional statements in programming languages, small habits can make a big difference in preventing bugs. One of those habits is known as the Yoda Condition. #What is Yoda? The Yoda Condition is a coding style where you place the constant or literal value on the left side of a comparison, and the variable […]