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The Laravel team released Laravel 5.8.18 with HTML as a valid extension option for views. With this release, you can pass a path to an HTML file which will not be compiled but rendered as-is—similar to how rendering a file Continue reading Laravel Views now support html as a file type in v5.8.18
The PhpStorm IDE v2019.1.2 was released yesterday with support for composer execution using Docker and a Blade template debugging fix. PhpStorm introduced Blade debugging support in PhpStorm 2019.1 that was broken for Laravel 5.8.11+ due to a bug and revert. Working in tandem with Continue reading PhpStorm 2019.1.2 Released With Blade Debugging Fixes
The Laravel team released Laravel v5.8.16 yesterday with new migration events and adds the Renderable contract to the MailMessage class. First, migration event classes were added to the framework under the Illuminate\Database\Events namespace: MigrationEnded MigrationsEnded MigrationStarted MigrationsStarted Next, the ability to drop enum Continue reading Laravel 5.8.16 Adds New Migration Events
Laravel Mix Alias is an NPM package that provides a convenience method around WebPack’s resolve.alias configuration. Here’s an example of how you can make require and importstatements simpler: Which enables you to write import statements like this: If you’re not familiar with Webpack’s resolve.alias config, here’s how you can Continue reading Laravel Mix Alias
The PHP team recently approved the Short Arrow Functions RFC proposed by Nikita Popov, Levi Morrison, and Bob Weinand. In the RFC it shows this as an example to give you an idea on how it can be used: A Continue reading PHP Approves Short Arrow Functions