Link – – ryangjchandler.co.uk
Out of the box, Highlight.php doesn't support Laravel Blade templates. I'll show you how to register a custom syntax so that you can start highlighting your Blade content.
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Link – – stitcher.io
My colleague Brent makes the case for being more creative on the web
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Stay up to date with all things Laravel, PHP, and JavaScript.
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I'm proud to announce the immediate release of Ray, a desktop app that vastly improves your debugging experience. Ray is a dedicated window to send dumped values to. It has a lot of features that help you find and fix bugs faster.
Ray is available for macOS, Windows and Linux.
In this blog post, I'd like to share why and how we've built Ray. If you just want to know what Ray is, head to the Ray homepage.
These past few months, my team and I have worked on something that we think will be very usefull for PHP and Laravel devs.
At 14:30 CEST you can see me release it live in this stream on YouTube.
I've already shown our project to a couple of friends. This is what they said:
This is a really innovative and exciting project in a space that doesn't have many options.
— Jess Archer (@jessarchercodes) January 7, 2021
And with very promising Linux support in the pipeline too! ðŸ˜
We're definitely talking about a daily developer experience improvement! https://t.co/tDHgsn7NiG
For amateur developers only! https://t.co/srNgSM21ym
— Michael Dyrynda (@michaeldyrynda) January 6, 2021
Get ready for something awesome! https://t.co/1nr5VbO4nY
— James Brooks (@jbrooksuk) January 6, 2021
I already had the chance to take a look at it. It looks very promising. I think you will like it :) https://t.co/viITNC8QSt
— Stefan Bauer (@stefanbauerme) January 6, 2021
✨Laravel Package Tip: Hide your install commands from `php artisan` after installed to keep things tidy. pic.twitter.com/o4PK8xXkIk
— Brian Dillingham (@im_brian_d) January 2, 2021
Link – – blog.frankdejonge.nl
For those who missed it, a new major version of Flysystem was released on the 24th of November.
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Link – – lea.verou.me
A pattern that has come up a few times Vera's my code is the following: an object has a property which defaults to an expression based on its other properties unless it’s explicitly set, in which case it functions like a normal property. Essentially, the expression functions as a default value.
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If you're ever required to test CI, and the only way to trigger it is to create a new commit, then you can use --allow-empty flag of `git commit` to create an empty commit without introducing new changes.
— Satya Rohith (@SatyaRohith_) January 3, 2021
h/t: https://t.co/EKSeXgTbk3#denoland #git pic.twitter.com/p6lhPPYlNK
What a year this has been. I guess that in January, nobody suspected that we'd got ourselves a worldwide pandemic on our hands.
For many people, 2020 has been a pretty rough year. While the pandemic also impacted me, I think that the problems I have only exist in my head. Nobody around me had health or financial troubles, and I also don't have any complaints on those fronts. That makes me a very lucky man.
In this blog post, I'd like to reflect on the things I did in 2020.
Link – – flareapp.io
In this blogpost we'll take a quick look at how Blackfire is set-up and how Lambda layers works. In the second part of this post we'll add the two together to get production profiling data from Lambda into Blackfire.
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Link – – medium.com
"When it feels safe to make changes to code, it’s not really legacy code any longer".
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Link – – gummibeer.dev
Nice work by Tom Witkowski.
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Yesterday, GitHub launched discussions as a public beta. We've been using the feature for a couple months. In this blogpost, I'd like to share how we will use discussions for our repos.
Link – – github.blog
Here's a list of things announced at the GitHub event earlier this month.
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Link – – mattstauffer.com
Sail is a new option for running Laravel locally via Docker. Matt Stauffer wrote a good post on how to let it play nicely with Takeout.
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Earlier this year, Travis CI announced a new pricing model that effectively ends the generous open-source offering they had for many years. It seems that, even though there were some plans to provide free resources for OSS projects in the future, all activity for OSS projects has stopped.
At our company, we create a lot of open-source projects and packages. Beginning 2020, we already moved most of our stuff to GitHub actions.
Sure, you can read the GitHub actions docs to start learning the possibilities, but in my experience, it might be better to see some examples of practical uses cases. Here are some interesting links that might help you get started with GitHub actions.
Link – – livewire.run
This is a great newsletter run by Liam Hammett. Here's the latest edition, so you know what you're getting into.
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Link – – ohdear.app
I really like the simplicity of our solution.
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Link – – 24daysindecember.net
In this post Derick Rethans ask maintainers and users to have empathy for each other.
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