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💡 Advanced @laravelphp tip!
— Pascal Baljet (@pascalbaljet) February 3, 2021
If you're using the $attributes variable in a Blade Component, you're using the ComponentAttributeBag class, which is macroable 😏
I wrote a macro to dynamically toggle classes by accepting an array, just like v-bind:class in Vue.js! #Laravel #PHP pic.twitter.com/Uis7hykv20
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