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link to How to Add a Custom Blade Directive to Laravel (+Example)

How to Add a Custom Blade Directive to Laravel (+Example)

In this tutorial you'll learn how to add a custom Blade directive to your Laravel app and how to use it in your blade code.

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link to Seeding a Model With Relationship Using Laravel Factories

Seeding a Model With Relationship Using Laravel Factories

This tutorial teaches how to define the models, relationships, and factories to create data for a model and its relationships.

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link to Route to Controller with Optional Parameter(s) Using Laravel

Route to Controller with Optional Parameter(s) Using Laravel

In this article, you'll learn how to create a route to a controller with optional parameter(s) and make a demo app which browses products based on parameters.

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link to How to Add a Where Clause to a Relationship Query in Laravel

How to Add a Where Clause to a Relationship Query in Laravel

In this article, we'll explore techniques to add a where clause to Eloquent relationships. I'll explain using methods as with(), withCount() and doesntHave()

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link to How to Clone a Model in Laravel (With or Without Relations)

How to Clone a Model in Laravel (With or Without Relations)

This guide will show you how to clone models, with or without relationship data. I'll also include a practical example of cloning a "Project" and "Task" model.

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link to Using @foreach Loops in Laravel Blade (Plus Common Questions)

Using @foreach Loops in Laravel Blade (Plus Common Questions)

This post shows how to list users with a @foreach loop in blade and answers FAQs on empty collections, counters, loop exits, key/value pairs, and odd/even rows.

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