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Alex Garrett-Smith @alexjgarrett

TIL about the Eloquent reorder() method, which clears previously set orderBy clauses 🙌 https://t.co/ptl4EmCfSV

Wes Bos @wesbos

🔥 Use the modulus operator in JavaScript to find out if a number has a decimal. You can then use that in Intl.NumberFormat to trim off .00 when displaying prices of whole dollar amounts https://t.co/t59fXDJrAD

Addy Osmani @addyosmani

How Spotify makes text on images more readable: a CSS linear-gradient overlay. More common these days, but still an effective technique for better color contrast. https://t.co/tZDlwLRx3G

Bruno Falcão 🚀 @brunocfalcao

🔥Laravel tip If you want to save an Eloquent model without triggering Eloquent Events use the method saveQuietly() $yourModel->saveQuietly() Lifesaver on model observers when you don't want to recursively trigger its own events (ending in an infinite loop)

Marc Backes ⚡️ @themarcba

Pro tip™ - When working with big numbers in JavaScript, you can use _ to visually separate the digits. https://t.co/0aUe8xyz5k

Enlightn @Enlightn_app

🚀 Laravel Performance Tip: To avoid memory leaks in queue workers, it's often a good practice to restart your workers at regular intervals. This is from @themsaid's blog. Original post: https://t.co/81gijq6PLT https://t.co/LasZo7eAIM

Jason Beggs @jasonlbeggs

🔥 Don't forget when Route Model Binding in @laravelphp, you can customize the column Laravel uses to find the model in your route definition now! It's the little details that make Laravel so awesome. https://t.co/qvb63xobj5

Brian Dillingham @im_brian_d

✨ Composer comes with an `InstalledVersions` class that lets you check dependencies at runtime. #php #laravel https://t.co/U6THJxjAdA

Felix Schmid @schmidfelix13

It's about the small things that make developing with Laravel such a nice experience! I haven't thought that that validation would work.. https://t.co/EqPwAXXKaA

The Laravel Dev @TheLaravelDev

While adding a New Column to existing table using Migration, the column is always added at the last. ✅You can use the after() to place the New Column after a specific column. ✅You can also use the first() to place the New Column at the start of the table. #Laravel https://t.co/hNaiFuYZi5