PHP Magic Methods and Class Aliases
Subtitle: PHP Has Mysterious Ways. This week it's another quick primer on PHP's lesser known "magic" features in preparation of moving on to Laravel Facades.
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Binding Objects as Laravel Services
Last time we discussed instantiating objects in Laravel using the make method. Today we're going to talk about services, service containers, and binding objects into service containers.
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This week's a quick remedial primer on PHP's ArrayAccess interface. We'll be back to Laravel next time, and promise you'll see why we needed the primer.
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Laravel is already a well documented system. The quick-start guide guide has all the information a developer needs to start building applications with Laravel. What's less well documented, and more interesting to me, is documentation of Laravel's implementation. The PHP community has a pretty
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Laravel's error handling is one of its most noticeable developer facing features. Like many modern PHP frameworks, Laravel ships with its error reporting set to E_ALL, and strives for Notice free PHP code. Additionally, Laravel includes the Whoops framework, which creates readable stack traces
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