A day with Laravel - #039

HappyToDev

·Jul 5, 2024·4 min read

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Our friends at Laravel France (@laravel_france) have come up with a solution to your problem of colliding commands.

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🎥 Str::markdown() is More Powerful Than You Think

Today Luke (@LukeDowning19) is going to show you the superpowers of Laravel when it comes to manipulating Markdown. Well, Laravel has CommonMark to thank, after all ;-)

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