I've been using Mint at least since 2016 on my laptop as my daily driver. Love it! Still a Windows desktop for gaming though sadly.
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I've been using Mint at least since 2016 on my laptop as my daily driver. Love it! Still a Windows desktop for gaming though sadly.
Just announced Laravel Fuse on stage at Laravel India 🇮🇳🔥 A circuit breaker for your Laravel queue jobs. When external services go down, your workers stay protected. Zero data loss, automatic recovery. It’s open source and it’s live now! github.com/harris21/laravel-fuse
A simple graphic showing engineering projects before and after using AI. Above, scoping is approximately 10% of the time, coding 80%, and QA 10%. After, the total time is reduced by about half, and scoping is 40%, coding is 20%, and QA is 40%
This image from my blog post earlier this week really seems to be unexpectedly resonating.
With Claude Code, our total project time is way down, but how engineers spend their time is very different. More architecture, more QA, less coding. www.geocod.io/code-and-coo...
Standard email and password with unique passwords generated from my password manager.
Testing!
I wonder if there are any stats of usage between the two. Hunch is you might want to do both as there are Options API loyalists out there 😅
Composition! I was also reluctant at first but love it now. Also easier with Typescript 😀
Oops, I totally forgot to check Stripe. They apparently don't support IPv6 which is bizzare - github.com/stripe/strip....
Maybe we need to switch to Laravel Cloud as we'd probably save money 💰🤩🎉
I disagree 😅 In our case, we have web and worker servers. Our web servers are behind an ELB which has IPv4 but supports a dual-stack so the servers themselves don't need public IPv4. And all of the services our workers connect to support IPv6 so no need for IPv4 there either.
Is it finally gonna support connecting to only IPv6 servers? I'm spending money every month with AWS for public IPv4 just so Forge can connect to them.
My order of worst to better is Azure, GC, AWS 😅
I believe MailGun still does. Even though not listed, last I knew you can downgrade to PAYGO. I had a client do it after MailGun changed their plans. I also still have two accounts with them on PAYGO but they were created prior to the plan changes.
Absolutely! It's cleaner and less code.
Light! The Solarized Light theme right now is my go to for development.
I use Spatie's package to turn actions into jobs - github.com/spatie/larav.... I also use `execute` as `handle` is Laravel's function for jobs so it's less confusing.
I haven't fallen in love with `_invoke` yet. Just don't like variables being callable 🤷
Good News! The National Weather Service is hiring again, after DOGE’s “brilliant” decision to lay off essential staff. Apparently, round-the-clock weather alerts don’t send themselves. Who would’ve guessed?
Most Americans frequently use federal science information. But few are concerned that cuts to federal science spending could affect their access to such information, a new poll finds.
@gitkraken.com can do this.
Always! Clearer and helps the IDE auto completion.
Season 1 was amazing. Can't wait for Season 2!!!
😅 I'm waiting for us-east-1 too as our DB provider is there and not in Ohio.
Awesome! Any plans for an RSS feed for the blog?
Nice! Being able to hook into an existing ecosystem (like Capacitor) could be beneficial so native plugins don't have to be reinvented. That would definitely give a leg up for adoption.
Keep up the awesome work and I hope the Apple review goes well!
Laravel + Ionic/Capacitor dev here! This NativePHP idea is cool! Using Livewire would be dope on native. I'm curious what you are thinking for native API integration. Something similar to Capacitor?
Another +1 for an RSS feed!
We had two hour delays here in Michigan.
Ok, figured it out. I Followed the podcast and they are showing up now. It must have forced a refresh. Whew....
