Neo @NeoIghodaro
Just another reminder that you can run phpunit with the --testdox flag to get a beautiful output https://t.co/BwZY0sRIC6
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Doug Sillars @dougsillars
Your periodic reminder that using "display:none" in your CSS does not also mean "download:none" https://t.co/eZZNnrQ3OS
Patrick Brouwers @patrickbrouwers
🚀 Pipelines in Laravel are a nice way of breaking up a sequential process into reusable blocks. #laravel https://t.co/SLNOLh6DTa
Eddy Vinck 👨💻 JavaScript @Veinq_
Did you know about Navigator.vibrate() ? Twitter uses it on their website to make your phone vibrate when you like a tweet. I recommend liking this tweet to try it 👉♥️ 😁 #100DaysOfCode https://t.co/1dbFveu1O2
Sebastian De Deyne @sebdedeyne
Quick accessibility tip by @ChrisFerdinandi that you can apply today: add an aria-page="current" attribute to active links https://t.co/isa9bladQ0 https://t.co/ajCsWnTon5
Barry vd. Heuvel @barryvdh
With the new Telescope release, you can easily send Slack notifications for Exceptions with a direct link to Telescope, using the new Telescope::afterStoring() hook. Makes it even easier to track down the context of the error 💡 https://t.co/wTKwcloN44 https://t.co/uC2Pq6Qbgh
Liam Hammett @LiamHammett
🔥 I often find myself keeping validation rules in a method on the model. This lets me reuse them wherever I may need - including in controllers or form requests. https://t.co/QDjYFEN2vM
Minko Gechev @mgechev
JavaScript tip: did you know you can listen for a *single occurrence* of an event using addEventListener? You can specify a configuration object as a third parameter. https://t.co/R0JwOMueVi
Jeffrey Way @jeffrey_way
Just in case you didn't know this was a thing, if you're trying to scan for an old terminal command you ran a while back, type the first few characters and then press ctrl+r. https://t.co/UZ91f2pPE3
Orlando Charles @_orlandocharles
#Laravel tip: There is a way to make your seeders faster so you don't waste so much time inserting the data into your database, you only need to do a single query. check it out! https://t.co/WxskqWlklQ
