if ($getCount) {
    foreach ($all_items as $item) {
        $item_arr[$item->id] = 0;
    }
    
    return count($item_arr);
}
            
$d = explode(".",$request->get("due_date",".."));
foreach ($d as $key => $val) $d[$key]=(int)$val;
if (
	!is_numeric($d[0]) || $d[0]<1 ||$d[0]>31 ||
	!is_numeric($d[1]) || $d[1]<1 ||$d[1]>12 ||
	!is_numeric($d[2]) || $d[2]<2005 ||$d[2]>2100 ) {
    $error["due_date"] = "Missing date.";
}
        I think this was the last piece of code the developer wrote .... :D
if((substr($onefile, -4) == ".Mp3") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".ogg") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".OGG") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".oGG") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".OGg") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".Ogg") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".OgG") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".mP3") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".MP3") OR 
    (substr($onefile, -4) == ".mp3")){
    
    // do stuff
} 
        gotta make sure you account for capitalization
in_array($this->market, ["ru"])
        There is an old mysterious legend, which says that those conditions are lightening fast which are using in_array($source, ["target"]) instead of just "==". Is says always that probably you never do code refactoring, and keep all shit alive
        $gallery = \common\models\UtVideogallery::find()->select(['ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID',
                'ut_videogallery.Name_rus','ut_videogallery.TournamentID','ut_videogallery.MatchID', 'Slug',
                'ut_videogallery.Date','COUNT(ut_video_to_gallery.VideoToGalleryID) count','ut_matches_videos.Data',
                'm1.Data DataP'])
                ->leftJoin('ut_video_to_gallery','ut_video_to_gallery.VideogalleryID=ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID')
                ->leftJoin('ut_matches_videos','ut_matches_videos.VideoID=ut_video_to_gallery.VideoID')
                ->leftJoin('ut_matches_videos m1','m1.VideoID=ut_videogallery.PreviewID')
                ->where(['ut_videogallery.Active'=>1])
                //->andWhere(['TournamentID'=>$list['selected']])
                ->groupBy('ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID')
                ->orderBy('ut_videogallery.Date DESC')
                ->limit(self::$countPerPage)
                ->asArray()->all();
        foreach ($gallery as $key => $value) {
            if($value['count']==0) unset($gallery[$key]);
        }
        foreach($gallery as $k=>$v){
            if(isset($v['Data']))
                $v['Data'] = str_replace('http:','https:',$v['Data']);
            if(isset($v['DataP']))
                $v['DataP'] = str_replace('http:','https:',$v['DataP']);
            $gallery[$k]=$v;
        }
        $galleryCount = \common\models\UtVideogallery::find()->select(['ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID',
                'ut_videogallery.Name_rus','ut_videogallery.TournamentID','ut_videogallery.MatchID',
                'ut_videogallery.Date','COUNT(ut_video_to_gallery.VideoToGalleryID) count','ut_matches_videos.Data'])
                ->leftJoin('ut_video_to_gallery','ut_video_to_gallery.VideogalleryID=ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID')
                ->leftJoin('ut_matches_videos','ut_matches_videos.VideoID=ut_video_to_gallery.VideoID')
                ->leftJoin('ut_matches_videos m1','m1.VideoID=ut_videogallery.PreviewID')
                ->where(['ut_videogallery.Active'=>1])
                //->andWhere(['TournamentID'=>$list['selected']])
                ->groupBy('ut_videogallery.VideogalleryID')   
                ->orderBy('ut_videogallery.Date DESC')
                ->asArray()->all();
        foreach ($galleryCount as $key => $value) {
            if($value['count']==0) unset($galleryCount[$key]);
        }
        $pagination = new \yii\data\Pagination(
        [
            'totalCount' => count($galleryCount),
            'pageSize' => self::$countPerPage,
        ]);
        Picasso of PHP
<?php
$now = time();
while ($now + 10 > time()) {
    
    // Just chill...smoke a blunt
}
echo "Done.\n";
            try {
	$order->addItem($item);
} catch (Exception $ex) {
	throw $ex;
}
            <input type="button" value="Go and fill  later" onclick="javascript:window.location='<?php echo $url; ?>info.php'" />
        Well, a is obsolete, let's do links as buttons!
$config = Config::getConfig('common');
$contract_carriers = $config[$market . "_" . $clearing . '_contract_carriers']; // f**ing php array
$interline_carriers = $config[$market . "_" . $clearing . '_interline_carriers']; // another f**ing array
// $marketing_carriers - is also array
$sets = [];
foreach ($marketing_carriers as $mc) {
  $sets[] = array_unique(array_intersect(
    array_merge(
      [$mc],
      array_intersect(
        isset(self::$interlines[$mc]) ? self::$interlines[$mc] : [],
        array_merge(
          $marketing_carriers,
          $interline_carriers
        )
      )
    ),
    $contract_carriers
  ));
}
            date('Y-m-d').'T'.date("H:i:s", strtotime("- 1 hour")).'Z'
        Back to the future
//Говорящие названия - такие говорящие!
    function asdfasdf (WebAPI_Entity $screenshot_dictionary)
    {
        $result = array();
        foreach ($screenshot_dictionary->getEntities () as $scr)
        {
            $result [] = $scr->toObject ();
        }
        usort($result, array ($this, 'sortScreenshots'));
        return $this->prepare_screenshots ($result);
    }
    
// вставляем остальные скриншоты
$elements = $this->asdfasdf ($screenshot_dictionary);
            $command = 'curl -X GET -H "application/json" -H "X-Api-Key: '.$key.'" https://some-api.com/resource';
exec($command, $output);
$array = json_decode($output[0], true);
        Using curl in PHP is boring. Let execute a command for
$net_price = "var net_price = " . json_encode($net_price) . ";";
        This is a Javascript variable being created inside of a PHP string.