Laravel
Getting the Environment Name in Laravel 4
Learn how to use environments in Laravel 4 to develop your application in a way that responds to its running environment. Environments allow for automatic changes to database servers and cache drivers. Check the current environment in your code using the App::environment() method and perform different actions based on the result.
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