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    Clean Up Your Code with the whenHas Method

    June 5, 2025

    Feeling overwhelmed by the clutter of managing optional form fields? The ‘When Has’ method is your solution. It streamlines your code, letting you easily check and update fields like email frequency without the mess. Plus, it provides a fallback for missing data with default settings. Once you try it, you’ll appreciate the simplicity it brings to your code.


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