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

🌶️ #Laravel Tip: The Eloquent push() method allows you to save the Model and all of its relations in one shot. Compared to the save() that only saves the Model itself. Here's a practical example to illustrate 🔥 https://t.co/N6q2wyDrya #PHP #Laravel

👉 A #laravel Config #CheatSheet 🚀 The great thing about Laravel is the documentation is in the method names. 🤟

While adding a New Column to existing table using Migration, the column is always added at the last.✅You can use the after() to place the New Column after a specific column.✅You can also use the first() to place the New Column at the start of the table. #Laravel #PHP

🔥 Laravel Tip: Factory states You can create factory states in your model factories to hide the details about the model attributes and make your tests more readable.

You've probably joined an array into a comma separated string before. But what about when you want the last one to say "and"? With Laravel collections it's a breeze 🍃

#Laravel Tip: If you have a collection, and you want to get items from the end of it, you may pass a negative integer to `take()` method to take the specified number of items from the end: Here is an example:

👉 A #laravel HTTP Client #CheatSheet ⚡️Some of the methods you can use before you send your request 🔥

👉 A #laravel Storage #cheatsheet 🔥 #php How many of these methods do you know? 🚀