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A way to extend the Nova heading component. #LaravelNova, #VueJS https://t.co/9OGaj7DqRO

Clever #JavaScript approach to getting unique values from an array. 💁🏻‍♂️ #FrontEnd #WebDev https://t.co/z88VCcOycv

Sidrit Trandafili @strandafili

🔥 TIP When using #laravel collections, you can further tidy up your code by extracting the callable into its own function. #php #collections https://t.co/a12H5tim3m

Andrew Schmelyun @aschmelyun

Today I learned that Laravel 5.5+ has a built-in today() helper that returns a Carbon instance for the start of the current day. https://t.co/TnLxQAe94N

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: in your error pages, you can disable some "sensitive" variables from showing, use config/app.php file and "debug_blacklist" array. The most sensitive ones are blacklisted by default. Read more here: https://t.co/uo76qheR8W https://t.co/xDKf7EzR5o

Joren Van Hocht @jorenvanhocht

TIP: Did you know that you can add extra fields to your Eloquent model it's json output by defining them in the '$appends' property on the model in combination with Eloquent accessors? 🔥 https://t.co/bADcDKqiDz https://t.co/Czm31HC15c

ModestasV @ModestasMV

TIP: You want to export #laravel eloquent query to native mysql? Here's a quick way to do it: https://t.co/ORGfKtEHNY - Gives out everything you need to run it in mysql console * Warning, doesn't go friendly with relationships and so on. Works on single queries

HEMP @davidhemphill

🔥 When using Laravel Dusk to test @stripe Elements integrations, sometimes Dusk will type faster than Elements can handle, so I use this little trick which adds a pause between each keystroke: https://t.co/GbG0crVMMS

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: if you need to add a new column to the database table, in migration you should probably check if the table exists and if the column doesn't exist yet. Here's the snippet: https://t.co/iwEO2iWDaK

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: you can use Eloquent withCount() with parameter callback function, filtering records. Imagine you need to get teams and their amount of users with email ending "https://t.co/zdLC9Zzb6t". Here's a snippet. Read more about withCount: https://t.co/UaZ09DPnRn https://t.co/dpriRoP5u8

Freek Van der Herten 🎆 @freekmurze

🔥 Did you know that @laravelphp has a handy `info` function? https://t.co/G5ojRilkH3

Caleb Porzio @calebporzio

☝️If you are relatively new to Testing in Laravel. Here are 3 methods you NEED to be familiar with. Understanding these will make your life much easier. https://t.co/x3mxjCsV9z

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: you can create Eloquent record and get its ID, all in one sentence. https://t.co/BDcv1VCIEx

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: if you want to check if URL contains some string, use request()->is('XXXXX'), and that XXXXX may contain * symbol as wildcard! See example from the official docs: https://t.co/JMtgcvhWFq https://t.co/nMAB54XhLE

Eric L. Barnes @ericlbarnes

💫 If you need to process lots of #Laravel Eloquent records use the chuck method to help conserve memory https://t.co/zI83BAM9Lb https://t.co/lmSOjWVaLg

Eric L. Barnes @ericlbarnes

✨If you are updating your #Laravel database records while chunking results use the chunkById method instead of chunk: https://t.co/5QMh7mQloh https://t.co/feNMilbaef

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: did you know about Collection's method mapToGroups()? Pretty convenient for grouping. https://t.co/YkaKkS7uHF https://t.co/RDQFilCGMB

Laravel Daily @DailyLaravel

#Laravel tip of the day: you can use URL::defaults() method to avoid passing the same parameter to every route, if it's repeating for all routes, like {locale} for example. Read in the official docs: https://t.co/ZtX5DNBchZ https://t.co/LlvDITxK0F

Ed Forrest @forrestedw_

🔥Want to have a test route but don't want to worry about taking it out for production/ exposing it by mistake? Use this to make it only available on local. ✊ #php #laravel #100DaysOfCode https://t.co/flW5eDehuq

Caleb Porzio @calebporzio

@jmlallier Here's when ->zip()'s useful: Taking vertical slices of horizontally grouped data (think rows and columns in a DB). If each row is a "year", & each column is "sales/mo" (12 columns), you could get "January sales over 3 years like so": $year1->zip($year2, $year3)->first()

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