⚡️ Did you know that Laravel now has first-party directives for conditionally outputting disabled, checked and selected attributes on HTML elements? Much nicer than if directives or ternaries.

#Laravel Tip💡If you are working with blade component slots and need to check if the slot has content at all, do it right. #blade #component #slot

#Laravel Tip 🔥 You can add classes conditionally to the html element using 'class' directive in blade template. The directive accept an array of classes where array key is the name of the class and value should be the boolean expression.

🔥 Quick #Laravel Tip - If you find yourself repeating code logic throughout your blade templates, you can wrap that into a custom blade template using 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗱𝗲:: facade inside a service providers 𝚋𝚘𝚘𝚝() method

🔥 #Laravel Tip: Version 9 of the framework includes the new @checked and @selected directives for use in Blade templates. They are a nice addition that makes it easier to define whether a checkbox is checked, or which value a dropdown should be set to.

As of Laravel 9, we can use the new "pushOnce" directive in our Blade views 🚀 #laravel #php

In Laravel 9, we can use a cool, shorter syntax for named slots in our Blade components. I love this! 😄 #laravel #php

🔥 In Laravel 9, you'll be able to use the cool new "checked" Blade directive. This is going to be a nice addition that we can use to clean up our Blade views a little bit #laravel #php

Been using a custom @.attribute directive to clean up my Blade components this past week 😏 No more ugly string concatenation for attributes, escaping special characters, or inline @.if statements 🥴 After the success of @.class, would you like to see this in the Blade core? 🤓