one of my fave things is mocking men over the βmental health epidemicβ they claim to experience, as a gender.
go talk to your friends sir. the epidemic is in your head, and the cure is quite literally to touch grass.
one of my fave things is mocking men over the βmental health epidemicβ they claim to experience, as a gender.
go talk to your friends sir. the epidemic is in your head, and the cure is quite literally to touch grass.
inverse kinematics
and yet here I am
can someone explain to me why men areβ¦the way they are πͺ
me spelling Halapeno not because I canβt spell but because the H is next to the J
constantly thinking about the time I went on a date with a mega conservative guy like 2 years ago who somehow didnβt know I was trans and got a $150 meal out of it π₯΄
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half the USA reads at a middle school level. children are growing up functionally illiterate.
but god damn am I glad English is our βofficialβ language π
this country is a joke.
and heβs so lightning fast about it too (bc of course he is) that by the time the βmake a substitutionβ texts came thru this man was already checking out π
is the point of instacart that you donβt actually get the items you ordered, and instead end up with a mystery box curated by your shopper???
what even is the point of instacart? whatβs the selling point? that some dude who has never grocery shopped in his life can wander blindly down the aisles and decide items are βout of stockβ bc he doesnβt see them in 3.85 seconds??
sir i GUARANTEE they have butter.
hilarious
80's: Imagine words as a person
2000's: Imagine 90 triangles as a person
2020's: They turned down the soft body physics of her breast mesh you can really tell if I set p.gravity to 0.7. The swing limits and constraints are halved, and the damping is basically locking them to her chest.
my main question for RFK jr once he takes office is how many pizza rolls would he recommend an adult woman eat on a semi regular basis
the next 4 years will be such a bittersweet βI told you soβ πͺ
accidental renaissance π
lilo is a purrito
My lust for McDonaldβs snack wraps is insatiable
If they donβt return soon idk what I will do with myself π
I do this weird thing where I get on a new social media (like bluesky), try to make it work for a little bit, then just abandon it for some reasonβ¦
Trying not to do that this time. I really need to try and spend more time here and less time on places like FB.
My last reply was kinda harsh, the guy weβre talking with appears to speak German natively β there may just be a slight language barrier.
Bot is still on the table tho π
The two patterns are not mutually exclusive β you can inject singleton instances that are stored in the container.
This is the case for any well designed DI system
Those sorts of people will exist in every area of the industry, not just here with laravel. How about people who canβt write queries without doctrine? Or any kind of ORM? Symfony has them too.
You donβt need to use every part of the framework for it to be a useful foundation. We agree there is are a lot of unnecessary pieces to laravel β so donβt use them.
As a foundation for a web app, it serves its purpose quite well
I hate facades, I prefer as dependency injection directly into the class.
Singletons are a well accepted design pattern, avoiding them out of principle is a bad idea.
Static functions have their time and place. See above comments on DI/singletons.
Laravel has psr support.
Finally, I have never once stated any framework (especially laravel) is βbestβ. The only person whoβs made comments in a context of βbest and worstβ is you: claiming that laravel is objectively βbadβ, and βthe sole bottleneckβ of web applications.
When trying to get details on these opinions, youβve called into question my own programming experience, the experience of others in this thread, and youβve made generalizations that anyone using a particular framework must be naive or misled.
This is what prompted my βfuck youβ.
Your first reply in this entire thread I agree with, yes: βlaravel is bloatwareβ β to an extent. Your subsequent conversation with @nathanheffley.com has a lot of points I disagree with, such as the idea that laravel is βprogrammed poorlyβ or that it is an objectively poor choice of framework.
No: years experience, projects developed, title. Salary is just a cherry on top, and a way of companies telling you they know you know your shit.
Right back at ya buddy. You talk like a tech magazine editor, someone who has never written a lick of actual code.
Iβll stay getting paid a lot of money for the βsenior software engineerβ title I apparently donβt deserve, according to you π€£
I donβt understand the question lol
Most of my current day job isnβt even laravel, itβs Wordpress (ew) and vanilla php. Still use laravel for some stuff. Current side projects are almost exclusively cpp for game dev.
Also not sure how this reply relates to my previous message: symfony COMPONENTS are used to BUILD parts of the laravel FRAMEWORK.
Is that clear enough for ya?
?? Iβve been working with php for 15+ years lol long before laravel was even a thing.
I know python, golang, c and c++, js/ts. I understand software architecture VERY well lol
Again with the ad hominem. Are you a junior dev by chance? π