Kolade Chris

Reece James and Nathaniel Chalobah hugging - a perfect caption for how Laravel integrates with Inertia

Laravel and Inertia when you finally get rid of Blade

A lion carrying its cub, a perfect caption for how Laravel carries PHP.

Laravel carrying PHP

When I see anyone using light mode in VS Code, I just assume they enjoy blinding themselves for fun.

I hope we all harness AI fully and get to places with it.

This is not just an "AI era".

Every part of tech is being impacted by AI in many ways.

Many jobs are becoming obsolete and a lot more are created and/or being created.

This is the "AI revolution era".

The best tech gift I gave myself in 2024 was learning Laravel.

In 2025, I will make something tangible with it!

I have finally turned off my laptop for maybe the second time this year.

Merry Christmas and a happy new year in advance, everyone 🎄

GitHub copilot

I've never used Copilot to write a single line of code.

Since AI is now everywhere and in everything, it's high time that changes.

Laravel form validation

Laravel form validation

Some people still think Windows is a poor man's OS

Laravel validation rules

I can't imagine a situation where all these Laravel validation rules wouldn't be enough for any project.

Questions developers answer without asking them:

- I use Linux
- I use Neovim btw
- I'm an artisan

The Tailwind CSS and Laravel docs are the best documentation sites ever made

What are the Differences between Array and Set in JavaScript? Learn about the differences between an array and a set in JavaScript so you can decide which to use

If you've ever wondered what differences between an array and a set are in JavaScript, I recently wrote an article on it.

www.koladechris.com/blog/what-ar...

The X payout thing can make you laugh at people who lose themselves over it.

Man, X's money is not worth losing yourself over.

That’s why my only aim on social media is to reach as many people as I can.

Laravel pagination

Every framework needs to study how Laravel makes pagination ridiculously easy

Kolade Chris - freeCodeCamp.org I'm a software developer and tech writer focusing on frontend technologies

I always run into issues that my own articles of years ago help me fix.

That's why I'm amazed every time I find out I'm also a beneficiary of the articles I've written.

Read my articles on freeCodeCamp: www.freecodecamp.org/news/author/...

Git Squash Commits – Squashing the Last N Commits into One Commit If you are working on a project and trying to implement a new feature, you might commit your code a few times to test things out. This lets you see how the code works or looks. While doing this, thin...

I wanted to merge (squash) commits yesterday.

My own article that I wrote over a year ago helped me out.

That's why you should share your knowledge with everyone.

Read the article: www.freecodecamp.org/news/git-squ...

Why exactly do developers use foo and bar in docs and articles?

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Reply and I'll add you.

Repost so we can reach more people!

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Hello Marko 👋

Could you add me too?

Git Squash Commits – Squashing the Last N Commits into One Commit If you are working on a project and trying to implement a new feature, you might commit your code a few times to test things out. This lets you see how the code works or looks. While doing this, thin...

I wanted to merge (squash) commits yesterday.

My own article that I wrote over a year ago helped me out.

That's why you should share your knowledge with everyone.

Read the article: www.freecodecamp.org/news/git-squ...

Can you add me?

That's an incredible experiment

The console object time() and timeEnd() methods

Did you know the console object has a time() and timeEnd() method?

I'm planning to be a paid subscriber too

You're completely right 👍

I'm close to the end of the 30 Days of Laravel course on Laracasts. What's left is the final project.

I want to pause a bit and build a full CRUD app (could be a Todo) with authentication and authorization.

BTW, I must say Jeffrey Way is a great teacher!

I just want to remind you of other console methods apart from .log().

- console.error()
- console.warn()
- console[.]info()
- console.debug()
- console.table()
- console[.]group()

Have a great week 🚀