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Hey Laravel Developers

While working with any type of web application, especially those that include triggering user alerts based on time, one of the common checks we have to apply is whether a given date is the end of the month.

This logic can be a bit tricky to build on our own since we have to consider various scenarios—some months have 30 days, others 31, and other such conditionals that are possible.

But if you’re using Laravel, you’re blessed with the Carbon PHP library right out of the box.

It includes a method called isEndOfMonth(), which returns a boolean based on whether the given date is the end of the month or not.

There are also other methods like isStartOfWeek(), isEndOfWeek(), etc.

Imagine how readable and beautiful these methods can make your codebase...

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