Hidden Laravel Tip - The Unbeatable Fluent Class

Awesome hidden tip. Thanks.

Great tips! I was justo strugling with some arrays

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thanks for sharing

Wallah useful 🔥

Can we use outside laravel

Tips: Just because it didn't show error doesn't mean its ok. Your example are so wrong at so many level, and tend to create bad code at beginner/mid level programmer.

Awesome 👍, which text editor is this?

Great tip buddy 👍

This is awesome. I didnt know about this feature until now

So convenient! Thank you

Nice ,very Nice

I appreciate the effort you made into this video, but i don't think this class is meant for direct usage
I mean there might be a good reason behind not documenting it, maybe they don't want developers to interact with it directly
What do you think ?

I did enjoy learning about Fluent. However, reminding us to thumbs up, subscribe, and click the bell 3 times within a 5 minute video was a bit excessive.

I am seeing this is will be useful when checking for checkbox input values.

This is the best awesome bro. 👍👍👍

What do you think about defining a function with a return type Fluent? I am trying to do so. Here is the detail.

#❌
function getData(): Fluent
{
return (new Fluent([
'country' => "nepal"
]));
}
>> Error => InvalidArgumentException with message 'Unable to find type name'

#✅
function getData()
{
return (new Fluent([
'country' => "nepal"
]));
}

Do you know about this?

This is awesome, would you use this instead of a dto or value object? Looks super clean.

Awesome tips!

Thanks for sharing, very useful. I can see that in wrong hand it can be lethal though.