How to Split Collections Using collapse() and split() - Mastering Eloquent & Collection Methods

In this tutorial, we’re going to cover two methods that are useful when you want to split collections, which are the collapse() and split() methods. The collapse() method allows you to collapse a multi-dimensional collection into a single dimension, while the split() method allows you to split a collection into chunks of smaller collections. We’ll go over examples of how to use both methods and explain the parameters each method accepts. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a better understanding of how to manipulate collections in Laravel. 📚 New Udemy Course If you’re looking to level up your Laravel skills? My new course “Mastering Laravel 10 Query Builder, Eloquent & Relationships“ is the perfect opportunity. Learn the essential tools and techniques for building robust and scalable web applications with Laravel: 📲 Let’s plan a meeting Plan a (paid) 1-hour meeting on Calendly to do portfolio reviews, code reviews resume reviews, or a coaching session for Laravel: 💌 Newsletter Sign up for my free weekly email newsletter: 🔥 Resources - Twitter: - Instagram: - Blog: - Patreon: - GitHub: - TikTok: @codewithdary 📋 Table of Content 00:00 - collapse() 01:25 - split() 03:49 - Outro #laravel #php #codewithdary