We're well on our way to Hallowe'en already, and it's time for another collection of websites that have caught our eye. It's a mixed bag of candy this month, but nothing that should make you scream with fright. Enjoy! Tether This single-page site for forthcoming cycle safety system Tether uses a balanced combination of hero […] The post 20 Best New Websites, October 2021 first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

On the TutsPlus.com site they've posted a tutorial for the Laravel users (well, Eloquent users) out there showing the use of mutators and accessors in this ORM package. In this article, we'll go through mutators and accessors of the Eloquent ORM in the Laravel web framework. After the introduction, we'll go through a handful of examples to understand these concepts. In Laravel, mutators and accessors allow you to alter data before it's saved to and fetched from a database. To be specific, the mutator allows you to alter data before it's saved to a database. On the other hand, the accessor allows you to alter data after it's fetched from a database. In fact, the Laravel model is the central place where you can create mutator and accessor methods. And of course, it's nice to have all your modifications in a single place rather than scattered over different places. The tutorial starts with the creation of a simple "Post" model to use in the examples via the artisan command. It also includes the full code to flesh out the class to define a mutator and accessor for the "name" property. It then talks through what these two methods do and how they're called automatically when the property is accessed/updated. It's then put to use in a controller showing each of them in use to work with the published_at date value.

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This article is for web developers who wish to spend less time testing the front end of their web applications but still want to be confident that every feature works fine. It will save you time by automating repetitive online tasks with Selenium WebDriver. You will find a step-by-step example for automating and testing the login function of WordPress, but you can also adapt the example for any other login form.

With new frameworks and libraries emerging, the tools we have at hand are constantly changing. But it's not only our toolkit but also the way we write code that constantly evolves -- new CSS conventions are developed all the time and the best practices to write JavaScript change at least every year. But then again, we have to remind ourselves that we shouldn't immediately jump to a new tool just because it's available, to not rewrite the whole code of a project just because conventions have changed. No project will stop working because you're using OOCSS instead of ITCSS or Backbone.js instead of React.js. If the project is an ongoing process and will be developed and maintained for another few years, you should evaluate to change tools from time to time, of course. But take your time. Better evaluate first, then reconsider, before you immediately jump on a train from which you don't know where it's heading.The post Web Development Reading List #154: Yarn, Deep-Fried Data, And A Guide To Stateful Components appeared first on Smashing Magazine.

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Latest PECL Releases:yaf 3.1.2 - Fixed bug (Yaf detecting base_uri failed) zip 1.18.0 - add ZipArchive::FL_RECOMPRESS, FL_ENCRYPTED, FL_OVERWRITE, FL_LOCAL, FL_CENTRAL constants - add optional "flags" parameter to ZipArchive::addEmptyDir, addFile and addFromString methods - add "flags" options to ZipArchive::addGlob and addPattern methods, keeping previous behavior having FL_OVERWRITE by default - add ZipArchive::replaceFile() method - add lastId property to ZipArchive - make status, statusSys properties and ZipArchive::getStatusString() method available after archive is closed - Fixed bug #72374 remove_path option strips first char of filename - Fixed bug #50678 files extracted lost their original modified time yar 2.1.1 - Fixed building with Msgpack yar 2.1.0 - YAR_OPT_PERSISTENT now make connection PHP request lifecycle - Added YAR_OPT_RESOLVE - Removed yar.allow_persistent - Fixed issue #148 (memory leak in callback) - Fixed issue #149 (malformed hostname was passed) yaf 3.1.1 - Fixed memrchr missed in windows yaf 3.1.0 - Refactor Yaf_Loader for performance - Refactor lots of codes to avoiding memory allocation - Yaf_Loader::getNameSpaces() now return array instead of comma separated string - Yaf_Route_Rewrite now process multiple repeated bach slashes as one - Removed --enable-yaf-debug, now yaf allows user to moditify variables in $_POST etc - Fixed bug while stripping base_uri xdebug 2.9.3 Fri, Mar 13, 2020 - xdebug 2.9.3 = Fixed bugs: Fixed issue #1753: Resolved breakpoints use information from wrong files Fixed issue #1758: Xdebug changes error_get_last results inside a try catch Fixed issue #1759: User registered opcode handlers should call ones already set by other extensions rpminfo 0.4.0 - improve search logic, use index when exists and no search mode - add 'full' parameter to rpmdbsearch - allow 'rpmdbinfo' to search on NEVR (instead of name only) - first "stable" release rpminfo 0.3.1 - allow search by Pkgid, Hdrid, Installtid with specific input - fix search with various other tags (Version, ...) rpminfo 0.3.0 - add rpmdbsearch function to search packages using name, installed files, requires, provides... yaconf 1.1.0 - Refactor Yaconf for performance - Around 40% time reduced according to benchmark mongodb 1.7.4 ** Bug * [PHPC-1560] - MongoDB compile fails due to missing openssl rpminfo 0.2.3 - fix gh#2 free allocated iterators to avoid "DB2053 Freeing read locks..." messages rpminfo 0.2.2 - Fix gh#1 rpmvercmp() incorrect comparison result datadog_trace 0.41.1 ### Fixed - Fix pecl installs #781 - Fix background sender logging for ZTS #783

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