10+ Carbon DateTime "Tricks" You May Not Know

[@depreza68]

1) now, today, yesterday, tomorrow 00:44 2) timezones 01:37 3) getters 02:32 4) start, end, next 03:30 5) add and sub 05:13 6) differences 06:24 7) set test now 07:31 8) comparison 08:28 9) is it X ? 08:54 10) rounding 09:55

[@randomguy5922]

whenever i open carbon documentation, i close it.....because it looks huge.

[@abelenocrodriguez]

Thank you very much for taking the time to explain this in the video, could you make a video explaining how to do database deploy in a production environment?

[@PovilasKorop]

What exactly are you struggling with, when deploying database? Here's a video that may help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnW5pomcqauNmbM

[@abelenocrodriguez]

@Povilas Korop I mean how not to remove sensitive data from the database in a production environment, for example; if I add a different data structure to the one that is written as adding it without the data in production being affected... Thank you for responding.

[@PovilasKorop]

@@abelenocrodriguez This one is very very individual - depending on your data structure, on how much downtime you can afford for longer migration etc. There's no "one trick" here, I'm afraid.

[@abelenocrodriguez]

​@@PovilasKorop Thank you, I understand, but isn't there a guide or a page that gives recommendations on how to deal with this issue in production?

[@PovilasKorop]

@@abelenocrodriguez I don't know any ONE guide. It's like "isn't there a guide on how to fix computers" - there are many different computers, right? I'm planning a few videos on that topic in upcoming days/weeks, one about changing relationship from one-to-many to many-to-many (and migrating data), and another video about how to seed data when the project is live.

[@christopherokonkwo]

Watching in 2022 Christmas Day and it still feels like the video was short yesterday...Carbon is really powerful

[@mibrahim4245]

Carbon made life easier when it comes to timing control !! .. I knew it in laravel , and now I use it even with php native :D .. Thanks !

[@wahyusa]

Thank you!! Just saw your explanation and I realized that Carbon is exist and really powerfull

[@nandopookey9195]

Thank you so much sir

[@rahulk6802]

Absolutely fantastic....

[@code-rookie-23]

thanks man, Keep doing again and again

[@OnlineItSkills]

very nicely explained great to be on your channel

[@vincentspauwen5776]

Thank you fot the Video. What extension do you use to get the extra information inside the round brakcets like: ( value: 4) Regards

[@LaravelDaily]

It's default PhpStorm.

[@SreekalaA]

Fantastic tricks , could have chkd this a week ago👌👌

[@taoufiqbenmessaoud6270]

Thank you for the video

[@vipinfarswan6555]

Great Work.

[@MashalMentor]

Thank you so much. You are genius.

[@marsianinm8349]

Thank you, the video is very good!

[@jams1721]

Great job!

[@tgames3397]

very helpfull thank you

[@stephtech1021]

how can i create a coupon and add validity to expire after a certain date

[@ajaykj8925]

I was trying to convert time from GI format to H:i . But it throws an error. My code is like Carbon: createFromFormat('Gi','900')->format ('H:i'); Pls help.

[@jhosagidpirelapineda7808]

Thanks.

[@adnanzaib3374]

How we can get last date of previous month based on user input field date. Date could be any of month,year. In laravel...

[@agastyasutra]

How to find difference between today and created at from database?

[@LaravelDaily]

Here's the official docs on diff in Carbon: carbon.nesbot.com/docs/#api-difference

[@dev.kardashov]

How to compare different tz in hours/days, etc. ?

[@pauliusjankauskas8028]

I was wondering why you don't use "toDateTimeString()" function and still shows not full object of Carbon, but later i realized, that you're simply echoing (not dumping) info. So "echo" somehow convert as should be. But i wanted to ask another question: can we use "now()->toImmutable()" instead of using "now()->copy()"?

[@ExpDev69]

I am guessing "toImmutable()" makes the current Carbon instance immutable (you will not be able to modify it/it will return a new instance for each modification), while "copy()" just makes a new instance with the same properties. So to answer your question, yes, I think you can.

[@PovilasKorop]

Yes, you can, both copy() and toImmutable() can work, depending on what you want to happen with original Carbon object and its copy.

[@rafaelaltieris3414]

How I can format using Carbon?

[@fulufheloful]

I wish i knew about weekDays last week

[@SanderCokart]

So now to cover locale format :3

[@alila3883]

Nice

[@bishalbhattarai9508]

Sir please make video on websocket

[@abunayem3415]

i want to get from 2 date like [2020-12-01 2020-12-07] output: 2020-12-02,2020-12-03.....

[@PovilasKorop]

Haven't tested, but should work as a loop. $array = []; $date = new Carbon('2020-12-01'); do { $array[] = $date->toDateString(); $date->addDay(); } while ($date->le(new Carbon('2020-12-06'))) Probably it's possible to do something quicker with Collections, but I don't have time to play around for more.

[@abunayem3415]

@@PovilasKorop thanks.