Avoid `(string) View::make()`
Submitted by kwoodfriend - 10 years ago
Avoid casting views to strings. If your view contains an error, casting with `(string)` will cause a less-than-helpful exception to be thrown, pertaining to throwing an exception within the view's `__toString()` method. Use `View::make()->render()` instead.
// Potentially receive "Method __toString() must not throw and exception" exception,
// instead of the view's actual exception.
$html = (string) View::make('foo', ['bar' => 'baz']);
// Use render() method instead. Your exception will not be "hidden" by __toStrings()'s
// exception restriction.
$html = View::make('foo', ['bar' => 'baz'])->render();
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