Changing your default browser is a big decision. I did this recently, but wanted to keep Chrome as my default browser for development. Here's how I did it.

masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-01-21-changing-the-default-browser-in-phpstorm

Changing the default browser in PHPStorm | Mastering Laravel

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This question came up in our community recently. How would you reuse a language key within the same file? I had never considered it before, but here is what I came up with.

masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-01-20-reusing-language-keys-within-a-file

Reusing language keys within a file | Mastering Laravel

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Writing an API spec is a great start, but if you're not validating that your implementation matches your spec, you're not getting the full value out of the spec. I share a story from a recent project that highlights this point.

masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-01-17-dont-just-write-the-api-spec-validate-it-too

Don't just write the API spec, validate it too | Mastering Laravel

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I love following conventions. It gives me consistency and makes my code more familiar to others. Today's tip is a story where breaking from convention actually introduced a bug into my test logic.

masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-01-16-stick-with-dashes-in-http-headers

Stick with dashes in HTTP headers | Mastering Laravel

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Sometimes in programming, it feels like you need to remember a million little facts. If you get one wrong, it can surprise you. In today's tip, I share a nice bit of feedback from a reader that gives you one more thing to remember.

masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-01-15-how-you-return-early-matters-inside-listeners

How you return early matters inside listeners | Mastering Laravel

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