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Comments: That's the topic for today. As I continue working on the HTML parser for Forte, a project I intend to be the foundation for a suite of tools to create the best Laravel Blade extensibility framework ever, I am tackling smaller projects...
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There is no definitive answer to this question, and which technique you choose to use really comes down to personal preference at the end of the day (although I would recommend against creating temporary arrays inside loops if you can avoid it!)....
…ng out. It was a great time, and a much-needed change of pace from my basement office staring into glowing rectangles. Much fun was had, as well as many discussions surrounding Statamic, neither of which I will go into detail here: some memories...
…ong backbone and foundation for Blade that others can stand on top of, without risking breaking changes within the core framework. It also hints at where I want Forte to operate: between you and the framework's Blade compiler. I want Forte to be...
…with JavaScript). So I did what any "reasonable" person would do: I built an entire comment management system from the ground up for Statamic (its called Meerkat and you can learn a lot more about it here ). In hindsight, it might not have been...
…has a $previous instance by checking the results of the getPrevious() method. We are doing this so that if a custom exception was wrapped inside another framework exception, we can get the original back out. Feel free to adjust the logic to...
If you develop a new program, and you want it to be of the greatest possible use to the public, the best way to achieve this is to make it free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms. To do so, attach the following...
…atted when formatting a directory. The htmlOptions object may be used to set the HTML formatting options used by the Antlers formatter. These settings follow the same rules as the default Visual Studio Code HTML Formatter . The formatter will do...
You may specify the collection name by using either the @entry or @collection directive (use whichever feels best for you as they are equivalent): 1 {{# 2 @name The template name. 3 @desc A human-friendly description for your awesome template. 4...