rvx.works
Full-Stack Developer, terminal hermit and Laravel Developer from QLD 🇦🇺
https://github.com/RVxLab
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At a guess, for the same reason that Vite doesn’t. Type checking at compile time is slow and in most cases redundant as your IDE can take care of that.
See vite.dev/guide/featur...
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Definitely an earlier 5.x version. I’m thinking 5.2
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You could namespace them as if they were from a package. See laravel.com/docs/11.x/pa...
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Because deploying on Friday is a bad idea of course!
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This is looking 👌🏻
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Don’t forget Dreamweaver!
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I was rather surprised about this one and just goes to show how important strict typing is on top of being clear with your code.
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I think this may be an Australian English thing. I’m not an Australia native and noticed people call ( ) brackets here.
What do you call these? [ ]
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Spark could be Gnomeregan, but that’s not on the map 🤔
I’m not very familiar with expansions after Cataclysm
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This is brilliant! Thanks for open sourcing this 😄
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This is using some type juggling bullshittery in any case. This is the reason I never use == 😬
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Send a message on channel users.1 if the current user’s id is 1, nothing otherwise.
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TJ has a crash course that might help.
youtu.be/CuWfgiwI73Q
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Nothing like that was mentioned during Laracon, but a spend cap would be sweet! Or at least a spend alarm like in AWS.
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Love this! I’m likely to use this over Pennant.
Would you consider adding BackedEnum support and a blade directive? I’d be happy to make a PR 😄
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You can’t suffer if the shitposting is just right.
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I’m impressed no one thought of that one, congrats!
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Self-hosted email and the word “Outlook” still gives me traumatic flashbacks 10 years after trying.
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Laravel and Postgres. I did my final exams using Laravel and MySQL at the time, stuck with Laravel for 10+ years and over time moved towards using Postgres.
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Maybe give @proton.me a look. They don’t offer as much storage for the same price but it might just be what you want.
proton.me/drive/pricing
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The quality of the results and the ability to give sites I want to see priority. This has proven incredibly useful as a developer 😄
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Happy birthday! 🎉🎉
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About time! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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I’d love to see this in a package, I think you’d benefit more from that rather than putting it in the core.
I’d use this for my more interactive projects.
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Neovim 🤘🏻
I’d still be using PhpStorm + IdeaVIM if it wasn’t so horribly slow
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“I'm also going to reveal Apple's response to trying to release an app built on Laravel through the App Store”
That doesn’t sound like a yes so I’m very curious now. I’ll have to wait for the VoDs to come out
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Not a plugin recommendation, but a Neovim version manager if you want to switch to nightlies easily
github.com/MordechaiHad...
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What he’s trying to say is that a part of the community does not speak for the entirety of it.
The toxic minority is much more vocal than the folks that want to help others. Please don’t shove us in the same basket as them, we love to help and lift everyone else up.
Give us a chance, you’ll see. 😄
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That’s just Reddit for you really, people are just really nasty there for some reason. We’re pretty open here on Bsky and lots of us like to help out.
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If you’re willing to deviate slightly you could look at Inertia with React
inertiajs.com
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Maybe this free course can help you get going 😄
laracasts.com/series/30-da...
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This post and article has been super helpful in my professional and personal projects, thanks for the write-up!
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It shouldn’t, it doesn’t make sense for Laravel to not support all supported PHP versions at the tine a major version releases. I wouldn’t be upset if PHP 8.2 was dropped though.
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When I need highly specific bits of data that don’t need an Eloquent model or database-specific queries.
Though 95% of the time I stick with Eloquent.
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Lemon Squeezy with Cashier is another option. The costs are a bit higher but they’re a Merchant of Record. If you’re in the EU, Mollie is a great option. Otherwise I’d still recommend Stripe.
What bad things did you hear? I haven’t been in the loop so I’m curious to hear.
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Use github.com/EmranMR/tree...
My setup for that:
github.com/RVxLab/rvx.n...
You can find injections in the after/queries folder
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Give mini.pick with ripgrep a try, it’s fast as hell.
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Yes, @kagi.com
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Can’t argue with that!