Method chaining
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Method chaining is common in high level programming languages such as PHP. This also appears in languages such as JavaScript, and popular frameworks such as Codeigniter.
Typically a method chain simply consists of many methods which return the object its-self, which may look something like below. Object -> do -> something -> else
Below will teach you how to implement chainable methods in PHP
