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/blog/2014/04/04/laravel-4-be-careful-with-your-after-filters

Laravel 4 provides a convenient after filter. This filter will run after your routes and controllers have run. There are many awesome things you can do in the filter, such as logging, or checking various things. A basic usage of this filter might...

/blog/2014/10/18/thoughts-on-a-guidance-engine

A while ago I wrote this post about all the curated lists of "awesome" things you can find on GitHub. There is an "awesome" list now for almost any programming topic out there. A lot of these lists are interconnected, even if they were not...

/meerkat/basic-filtering#content-default-expression-filters

…ace but were placed elsewhere to help developers internalize what the filter will do. The following table lists all of the provided filters: Filter Description Accepts is:before Returns comments received before a specified date. UNIX timestamp,...

/blog/2023/04/10/creating-a-custom-statamic-layout-tag#content-scaffolding-our-layout-tag

Now that we have most of our boilerplate out of the way and our addon's dependencies have been installed, we need to start thinking of how we will implement our custom layout Tag. Ideally, we should be able to write Antlers code similar to the...

/template-resolver-for-statamic/v1/installation-and-overview

Template Resolver for Statamic is a simple utility addon, intended to be used by other addons. It provides a simple utility for selecting and rendering a template based on an entry's blueprint and collection , with support for a fallback default...

/tidal-starter-kit/v1/translation-strings

The default Tidal template uses translation strings and Statamic's translation tags. The default translation files can be found in the lang/en/ directory. By default, the following language files are available for customization: Filename...

/blog/2017/12/06/laravel-5-string-helpers-parse-callback

parseCallback is a fairly simple method, even though it serves a somewhat specialized purpose. The following syntax for class names and method names can be found utilized throughout the Laravel framework: ClassName@someMethodName The point is that...