Three-Minute Tips

I get it. We don't always have twenty minutes to watch a new lesson. But maybe you have three? If so, this series is for you. Each episode provides one isolated tip or technique that you might consider for your own projects.

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Episodes: 1
Run Time: 3m
Difficulty: Intermediate
Last Updated: Mar 5, 2020
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1. Reduce CSS Class Repetition with Blade Components
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  When working with a CSS utility framework like Tailwind, you'll often run into situations where you repeat the same set of utility classes throughout the entire application. Common examples of this are buttons, panels, and headings. While you can remove this duplication by extracting a CSS class, instead consider a Blade component. Have a look.

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