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In this tutorial, we explain how to add a ZSH function that open your current folder in Tinkerwell. The function was created by Fong Hok Kin and published on Twitter and our community repository first.
Forge CLI is a CLI tool to interact with your Laravel Forge provisioned server and site.
Working on emails with clients usually means multiple reviews of these emails to tweak texts and email layouts. With HELO, you can share emails of your local development environment or even whole inboxes with your clients and they don't have to trigger the emails themselves.
Debugging emails can be cumbersome, especially if you don't know the exact data that a Mailable gets or which Blade views your application uses to render an email. HELO provides a helper package for Laravel that adds additional debug information to every email and makes debugging your emails as easy as it gets.
There are many ways to test emails in Laravel applications. In this tutorial, we are using Tinkerwell to trigger the email and display the content with additional debug information in HELO to see which data was sent to the Mailable and how it looks in modern email clients.
In this tutorial, we are using Tinkerwell to test emails and display the content with additional debug information in HELO.
HELO works very nicely if you're sending via SMTP using SwiftMailer, PHPMailer, etc. – but lots of apps and scripts rely on PHP's clunky old mail() function. This article tells you how to do it.
