If you’re used to writing your own PHP applications, you will no doubt be used to having to deal with exceptions being thrown at awkward moments. Resulting in a ugly 500 error being shown to the user and no extra direct from them to take. Luckily we can choose our own way of handling these exceptions, showing a better message or logging the error more efficiently. In an ideal world, we wouldn’t need these as everything would work perfectly, all the time – but alas we need to prepare for...
