LLoadout refactor shows you code refactorings from real life projects. These refactors are mostly suggested refactors in pull requests
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- If you use the naming conventions as stated in the documentation you will prevent a lot of boilerplate code
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- In this refactor we refactor a switch statement to an array approach
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- In this refactoring we refactor isset to the null coalescing operator and expand it with the null coalescing assignment operator
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- Sometimes you want to change the case of array keys, this can been done efficiently
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- Collections are very powerful, this refactor shows the filter method
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- Collections are very powerful, here we show the power of groupby, map and sum in one line
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- The hand blank and filled helpers for Laravel are a nice way to determine variable state
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- The optional helper gives you a clean syntax, instead of using checks
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- In this refactoring we change a function call to fn, for onliners this is a huge improvement
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- In this refactoring we change a switch statement to a match statement
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- In this refactoring we make use of the nullsafe operator, so we can get null back without blowing our code
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- In this refactoring we show the power of propery promotion, this can save you many lines of code
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- Using constants is much more self-explanatory than using numbers
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- Sometimes i find myself repeating code , most of the time when business logic changes and we start implementing if statements.
This repo is open sourced and works with some magic under the hood. The example on the left is automagically created from the code on the right.
