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Wes Bos 🔥 @wesbos

🔥 All CSS background properties can take multiple values - helpful for layering colours, gradients and textures https://t.co/kfiTpekvag

Raul @rcubitto

I was trying to call an artisan command from within a migration, but I wasn't getting any output to the console 🤔 ... Turns out, the default output is not the console with Artisan::call(). You have to change this behavior by injecting a different output class. 🤝 #Laravel https://t.co/COtEnCbSZv

Joe Dixon @_joedixon

Hot tip 🔥 Thanks to @wesbos and @stolinski for this gem I picked up from @syntaxfm. If you ever need to loop over an object in #javascript, take a look at the Object.entries method. So much more readable and so much less gnarly. https://t.co/xdY0Eg40cR

Surma @DasSurma

💡Did you know: ES2016 modules has the `import X from ...` statement. but there’s also the `export X from ...` statement. Very useful if you have a top-level “bundling” module that just re-exports bits and bobs from other smaller modules. https://t.co/yqVVcACHz1

Samantha Ming @samantha_ming

Skip Values in Destructuring 🎉 You can use blanks to skip over unwanted values. This way you can avoid useless variable assignments for values you don’t want during destructuring 👍 #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #301DaysOfCode https://t.co/dljom5lXNk

Sebastian De Deyne @sebdedeyne

If you want to quickly inspect a return value, you can use tap + logger without adding a variable! #laravel https://t.co/TXA02BYlaC

Caleb Porzio @calebporzio

⏲️ Handy eloquent macro for the date comparison impaired 👀 https://t.co/rUgLlEywrn

Caleb Porzio @calebporzio

👨‍🌾 eachSpread is becoming my favorite collection method. Think of it like normal "->each" with a built-in "list()" https://t.co/uC8NBReVyk

David Hemphill @davidhemphill

Just learned that an input element with a type of "email" can take the boolean attribute "multiple", allowing for a comma-separated list of emails to be entered. 🔥 https://t.co/jFFjiLMDVq

Jesse Schutt 💬 @jesseschutt

If your test is failing and you're pretty sure it shouldn't be, try adding "->fresh()" to the model under assertion. Chances are the assertion is failing due to creation properties such as "wasRecentlyCreated" on the original model. #laravelphp #testing https://t.co/8H8am3oxxW