Ready to do some #OpenSource? @HydeFramework is joining the #OnlyDust #ODHack14 summer #Hackathon! hydephp.com/posts/hydeph...
Ready to do some #OpenSource? @HydeFramework is joining the #OnlyDust #ODHack14 summer #Hackathon! hydephp.com/posts/hydeph...
Love it! Thank you so much! Iβll share it with Jason and weβll get back to you π
So glad to hear itβs useful! Yeah weβd absolutely love to hear your ideas! Feel free to DM or email me at caen@desilva.se if you need more characters π
Have you gotten anywhere using Herd? Thatβs felt really painless to me (at least compared to when I started Laravel years ago and needed Homestead) otherwise WSL2 with Ubuntu is really good.
As an open-source maintainer there is truly nothing more rewarding than seeing someone create amazing things with the help of something I created. www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
Yup! Thatβs exactly what I do. Just couldnβt fit it in a single post hahah
Namecheap has never been cheap in my experience. You get a good deal the first year, but the renewal fees are insane.
If I have a random idea I wanna try out on a non-subdomain I sometimes get something on Namecheap for 3 bucks. If it doesnβt generate enough revenue for the renewal I let it expire.
"Conventional" commits is such a bamboozle given that there really isn't a single fixed convention, thus failing to solve the problem it's named for trying to solve.
Longer warranty on a kids model is such a good idea!
Yup fully agree with that. If thereβs a budget Iβd rather go with last years model with max RAM than a newer one with less RAM.
Iβm not sure if the performance boost of the chip is worth the upgrade, but seriously do max out the RAM. I regret getting only 24GB. Have 48GB on my work Mac and get close to that limit sometimes too. Youβre also probably going to want to mess with local AI, and you need tons of RAM for that.
I'm so happy #HydePHP is getting a community, and that they're creating packages! This one just came out, and it looks so cool. Can't wait to try it out this weekend! #php #phpc github.com/melasistema/...
Sure, AI can be great for writing tests, but I still think there is a huge value in writing at least the first few ones yourself. When you sit there and write code to replicate code paths, you will probably find great refactoring opportunities and bugs the AI would have missed.
Instead of using arrays and having too many concerns in a single class, HydePHP v2 will have code refactored to use internal typed value objects. These won't change the public API, but it makes it so much easier for me to write and test new code, and maintain existing features.
With the #Laravel Artisan console testing helpers, is there a way to get all the output from the command?
I know I can do `withoutMockingConsoleOutput()` but then I can't use fluent testing helpers which I need to interact with input when there are questions.
Stuff like this is so extra, but I think it's really fun to work with. And #PHP and #Laravel makes it so easy!
Tip: When using ternary expressions, at least temporarily split them to multiple lines so you can see if your test is covering all code paths! If they're all in a single line, that line is green even if only one path is tested. #php #phpc
Just learned that it's possible to create custom Git commands!
Started a discussion on GitHub to track these, in case someone wants to write something longer than what fits in a reply here. github.com/hydephp/deve...
The next minor update of #HydePHP will automatically transliterate logographic writing systems to ASCII compatible representations when generating slugs in order to improve internationalization. What more can we do to improve support for developers making sites with HydePHP in other languages?
Bugfix update of HydePHP released! A small holiday gift to #Docker and Alpine #Linux users: Moving away from the unsupported GLOB_BRACE issues, using a more robust internal implementation. github.com/hydephp/fram...
I'm so glad #Sonnet is back on #Claude
Okay so it looks like I wasnβt kidding when I said my passion is open source
That depends entirely on how you want to edit the content and what your design goals are. Do you want a database or do you prefer flat file systems? How will people edit content? Using a UI or code editor? Start by listing the requirements and go from there π
Pro tip: If you make #PHP packages that need to work on multiple operating systems, make sure you don't use `GLOB_BRACE` since some Linux distros don't support it. Use Symfony Finder or even RecursiveDirectoryIterator from the start to save you some headache.
Thank you so much!
If you want a tastier alternative to foobars, and that's alphabetical! gist.github.com/caendesilva/...
Thank you so much Leah!
Excited to announce that Iβm starting as a Backend Developer at #Grebban today! π Iβll be working with #PHP and #Laravel, two things Iβm really passionate about. Canβt wait to join the team and get started! π