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/blog/2023/02/10/how-to-structure-your-cybersecurity-team-to-work-in-an-agile-environment#content-assigning-roles-to-each-team-member

Once the individual assessment of employees is done, the team leader and the employees themselves can easily assign new roles and positions according to their creativity, flexibility, and adaptability levels. This ensures that the team is...

/tidal-starter-kit/v1/managing-projects-and-versions#content-creating-projects

New projects you'd like to document can be added within the Statamic control panel. Existing projects may be managed from the "Software Projects" collection; this collection is orderable, and the order of projects will be used on the default home...

/antlers-toolbox/template-ide-hints#content-specifying-bard-or-replicator-sets

If you are dynamically loading a partial based on a set type (such as when creating templates for a Bard or Replicator field), you can specify which set within the corresponding blueprint applies to a file by using the special @set directive: 1...

/blog/2016/11/16/laravel-translation-helper-trans_choice

The trans_choice helper function is used to pluralize a given $id , translating it for the given $locale . The choice method accepts the $number of some collection of objects that it should use when making pluralization decisions. Like the trans...

/meerkat/default-variables#content-author-variables

By default, Meerkat provides an author array and an internal_parent_author array (if the comment is a reply). These arrays will contain the following additional information: Variable Description {{ id }} The author's identifier, or null . {{ email...

/antlers-toolbox/template-ide-hints#content-type-hinting-variables

…d other advanced behind-the-scenes things. You will rarely have to utilize the @var directive, but it can be a life-saver if you're doing complicated things with augmentation, view-models, or are dynamically injecting variables through some other...

/blade-parser/v1/custom-component-tags

The document parser supports registering custom component tag prefixes. By default, the parser is configured to parse elements beginning with <x- , <x: , </x , or </x: as Blade component tags; this behavior cannot be changed. However, we can add...