laravel-tips/content/tips/if-youre-debugging-your-app-and-youd-like-to-examine-more-things-eg-the-stack-trace-executed-queries-app-context.md

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If you're debugging your app and you'd like to examine more things - e.g. the stack trace, executed queries, app context,	1308109980504133633	1-rt-1-tip	samuelstancl	https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EidXEVXXgAofRdr.jpg	2020-09-21T18:24:57+00:00	if-youre-debugging-your-app-and-youd-like-to-examine-more-things-eg-the-stack-trace-executed-queries-app-context

You can use ddd() instead of dd().

I tend to forget about this one, but it's super useful.