The whereRelation (A better version of whereHas) method in Laravel 8.x
September 5, 2021 — Checking the existence of relationships and fetching model records is quite easy in Laravel.
Designing websites keeping floating tab bar of Safari 15 (on iOS) in mind
September 2, 2021 — The newest version of Safari, i.e Safari 15, on iOS is great. It comes with an all-new layout and a new way of navigating websites on it.
Position children elements in the parent absolutely using CSS
August 29, 2021 — Sometimes, it might be the case where you want to place/position the children elements that reside insides their parent absolutely.
RegEx simplified with named capture groups in JavaScript
August 24, 2021 — Regular expressions (RegEx) are great little strings that help in solving some of the complex problems that are rather hard if we don’t use the RegExes.
Getting subsets of validated data in Laravel 8.x
August 21, 2021 — Laravel offers mainly two ways to validate the request data inside of the controller methods. Either you can directly call the validate method on the Illuminate\Http\Request object and set the validation rules or you can create a form request and type-hint the controller method with this form request class.
Why choose React Native for your business?
August 20, 2021 — No matter what field your business is in, having a mobile application to improve your customer’s engagement and experience helps it immensely.
Avoid relative import paths in React.js using Webpack aliases
August 18, 2021 — Here’s a little tip for your React.js projects that can dramatically improve your developer experience.
Conditional validation rules in Laravel 8.x
August 16, 2021 — Sometimes, you might end up in a situation where you would want to add certain validation rules for fields.
console.trace — A better alternative to console.log
August 13, 2021 — If you ask me what is that one thing that I (over)use when working with JavaScript, the only answer you’ll get is console.log().
Using compact and tidy Git Log
August 11, 2021 — When it comes to using Git from the CLI, one of the commonly used commands is the git log command. The command essentially shows, as its name suggests, the log of all the commits (recent commit first).
