⚡️A Laravel Response #cheatsheet 🔥🔥 Some of the available methods on Laravel's response helper. 🤟 #laravel #php

When you don't have anything to return in the response of any request you can simply return the response with noContent() method in #Laravel. See how can you do that 👇 #PHP #HTTP #webdevelopers #100DaysOfCode #developers #100Devs

🌶️ #Laravel Tip: I like to use the helper functions `abort`, `abort_if`, `abort_unless` to throw HTTP Exceptions. There is also `throw_if` and `throw_unless` to throw a RuntimeException in your code. #PHP #Developers #100Devs

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Version 9 introduces the ‘to_route’ global helper method to simplify returning a redirect to a route. Will you make use of it, or do you prefer the previous way:

Handling HTTP caching is a little tricky in #Laravel because it's can be a two-step process (eg. on pages that need to make lots of external API/database calls). Here's a basic example. I've got another package in the works that will make it much easier! https://t.co/tuuwtNH3IL

#Laravel tip: Sometimes, you'll want to redirect to a certain URL when specified and fallback to the previous URL otherwise. You can use the `url()->previous()` method to keep your code concise 💅

🔥 #Laravel Tip: When you want to send the user a file that their browser natively supports e.g. an image or a PDF, send them a file response instead of a download. That way, the browser will display it for them.

🔥 You can create custom @laravelphp Response macros for common tasks, such as returning an image response, returning API responses, etc. There are many additional places within Laravel where you can make use of macros!