great article on @panphp_: www.bobby.sh/how-to-use-pan-for-easy-analytics-in-your-laravel-app.
Hey Laravel Developers
Every web application involves a lot of user-submitted text.
If your website's user-generated content is publicly available on the Internet, it's important to protect your users from inappropriate language and profanity.
To help with this, I recently came across a package that does exactly that.
It allows us to check if a string contains profanity, clean the string by masking foul words, and provide other useful features.
This is a relatively new package, making it easier for beginners to contribute and understand!
Here’s a code snippet demonstrating its use:
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Thanks for sharing this @aniket ! And also thanks for creating this @DeemonicDude
i get this question a lot, so just a reminder that i've got a video on my youtube channel on how to make your mac terminal look cool like mine. 💅🏻
youtu.be/27Fi2RcdBFQ
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