I'm sure these have been done to death already, but I'm thinking about doing an end-to-end project build (maybe, cloning Twitter) using #PHP, #Laravel, #VueJS and #PostgreSQL - and then documenting the entire thing on YouTube.
I'm almost positive that there are already video series out there doing this exact thing, so I'm trying to work out what would make my approach to it any more unique.
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I used to download the LAMP/MAMP/WAMP stack from bitnami, it was an executable piece that setup php and whatever I needed to get started when I was doing PHP years ago
I think they don't offer that anymore how does one get started with PHP these days?
TIL To easily enter multi-line code into #tinker without trailing slashes at every line, you can enter the string "enter" into your terminal window and then press ENTER. This will open an editor (e.g. nano), where you can edit your code just like normal. When you are ready, you can simply save and exit. Thereafter, tinker executes the entered code ✨ 🚀
🤯 #laravel#amProgramming#codingTips#webdevelopment
When I started #Questlog the plan was to use the same tech stack as we use at work to use learnings from private projects for work and vice versa.
But Questlog doesn't have to be a single page app. And this annoys me. I have to go the extra mile for so many things that just should work.
I really think about completely rewrite the front end with #Laravel#Livewire instead of #Vue.js with #Inertia in between.
I would definitely have to think more to achieve some things I currently do, but the result would be a much faster and smaller page that isn't completely dependent on JavaScript. Most of the stuff I do would probably completely doable without JS these days.
#Laravel people: how do you handle storing a „representation" of a class that should later be instantiated and it’s required constructor params in a database (column)? Let’s say the user can choose between different actions that can be performed with custom inputs such as a specific date or a few numbers which will affect the behaviour of the class. Have you ever encountered this before?
I have so many work related e-books but simply hate reading long form on a screen. So I’ve moved to buying printed copies again where available.
Any books (development related) you highly recommend that are also available on dead trees? #laravel#php
Wanted to get some low hanging fruit tickets done for Questlog. Well I also decided to create more robust testing and now I finished the first task after 3 minutes and fighting Pest for 27 minutes now.
Why in all seven hells is Game::factory()->count(5)->create(); not creating 5 games? It's always 2 or 3. Never 5. This is absolutely infuriating…
I just wanted to get my list shorter and don't break stuff while I do.
The fun part? Also creating all 5 games manually fails. Without any log or something like that…
Im about to implement achievements for @cloudhiker. Anyone know a great method to show toasts/popup notifications in the #frontend for unlock events, which do not involve setting up websockets with #Laravel Echo? 🥺
I'm a web developer for 17 years now and I never had the self-confidence to publish something open source.
But there was a package for Laravel Nova I use for Questlog and some smaller things weren't as I liked them. So I contributed to the package. It was a pretty nice feeling.
Yesterday I wanted to contribute again but… The package is now abandoned. But I need it! So I made the decision to publish it on my own. I left multiple references to the original package but it still feels weird.
But hey, I published my first open source package. Even if it's based on the work of another person, it still feels pretty good.
If anyone it's curious, it's a niche plugin for Laravel Nova to see and manage your jobs from the queue worker. So if you use Laravel Nova and are as annoyed as I to look in the database to see the pending or failed jobs or don't want to open the terminal to restart failed jobs, give it a try!