One huge difference between the JS and PHP ecosystems is that we keep evolving and making breakthroughs in the PHP core itself.
There is a new runtime in JS every week: node, deno, bun, and WinterJS. Why don't these improvements make their way back into the core language/runtime?
eh. lost my great bluetooth mouse and accidentally purchased an ergonomic mouse with a trackball thinking it doubled as a normal mouse. it doesn't, and niether the scroll wheel or tracker ball has a "free" mode.
@brunty mine switched to a triage system and it’s way better. It also means we can ask questions via text without needing an appointment which is a billion times better
08:15 UK time is a bad time for standup. Need to roll out of bed at 07:30 to have breakfast, and if I miss that I'm dong uncaffinated standup on an empty tummy which isn't good for anyone.
Framework: hey nice work! I see you're using immutable, well-modelled objects to represent your domain! But please, could you make everything nullable by default and reduce your method set to a bunch of getters and setters? this is The Way. thx.
@dantleech is this a persistence layer thing? You tend to end up with ‘data objects that confirm to the ORM/ActiveRecord and then the real objects that have behaviour, and some clunky mappings