Matt Stauffer • 10/10/2015

Custom conditionals with Laravel's Blade Directives

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This article explains how to extend Laravel's Blade templating engine by creating custom conditional directives. It walks through a practical example of building a multitenant application, showing how to replace repetitive @if checks with cleaner, custom directives like @public and @client for improved code readability and maintainability.

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