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Using Modifiers in Antlers Dynamic Bindings
Utilizing modifiers within Antlers dynamic bindings can be a powerful way to simply templates.
Creating a Custom Statamic 500 Server Error Page: Part Two
Creating a dynamic Statamic 500 Server Error page is a relatively simple process, as well as developing a custom Antlers tag to help test it.
Enabling Database Users in Statamic 3
In this article we look at solving two errors ("password_activations" or "password_resets" database tables not existing) that can appear once a Statamic 3 site has been configured to store users in a database.
Integrating Laravel Spark, Stripe, and Statamic 3
In this article we will start with a fresh Statamic 3 website based on the Cool Writings Starter Kit, integrate Laravel Stripe, and develop customer Antlers tags that can be used to selectively restrict access to premium content.
Implementing a Customer Domain Specific Language Parser in PHP
Implementing a custom domain specific language parser in PHP, from scratch. Our language parser will parse a custom query filter language.
Implementing C# Events
C#'s event features are an elegant wrapper around the delegate type, making it incredibly simple to create custom events, and consume existing events.
Creating a Custom Statamic 500 Server Error Page
Customizing a Statamic site's 500 Server Error page is a relatively simple process, as well as developing a custom Antlers tag to help test it.
Laravel 5 Collections: Adding an Element to the Beginning of a Collection With prepend
The prepend method in Laravel's Collection class allows you to add a given value to the beginning of the collection. It also accepts an optional key parameter for adding items to the beginning of an associative array. The method returns a reference to the original collection instance. In the provided code examples, a new item is added to the beginning of the collection using prepend, and the resulting collection is printed. In another example, an item is added to the beginning of an associative array with a specified key using prepend, and the resulting collection is printed.
Laravel 5 Collections: Adding an Element to the End of a Collection With push
The push method in Laravel is used to add an item to the end of a collection. It returns a reference to the original collection instance. However, it cannot be used to set the key of the item being added. To use the push method, you create a new collection instance, and then call the push method on it, passing the item you want to add as a parameter. After the push method is executed, the collection will be modified with the new item added at the end.
Laravel 5 Collections: Adding New Elements to a Collection With put
The put method in the Laravel Collection class allows you to add a new item to the collection with a specified key and value. This method modifies the original Collection instance and returns a reference to it. With an example use case, you can see how the put method works in practice, by adding a new item to the collection. After executing the code, the collection would contain the added item alongside existing ones.
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