Dan Hampton

Their model numbers are a bit confusing but I'll definitely take a look. Currently have a foldable WalkingPad and it's just okay. Some aspects are great but I've had some issues, probably will replace at some point.

I already use tmux but I'm so impressed by @alexandersix.com 's slides in his Laracon presentation!

The open source team has style.

The devs sending the requests were not reporting they were being rejected. The process was automated so I'm guessing they weren't able to check their logs.

I signed up for @laravel.com Nightwatch and it found a problematic route immediately.

Is it okay to fork the forks? 🤔

This type of pizza seems delicious yet dangerous

Are the pizzas strongly typed? 🍕

Seems to me Laravel Job attempts that fail due to timeouts (whether `failOnTimeout` is true or not) are treated differently than other failures. The job will not immediately be retried, only after the `retry_after` duration has been reached on the queue connection level.

Is that correct?

Had a similar situation where it ended up being a me problem after I asked "hey did you guys change something on the server yesterday?"

Nope, I changed something yesterday.

I realized recently that I missed a Laravel stream of yours! Have a good trip!

I can't tell if my recent thought, "We need a client-side in-memory graph database," is a sign of genius or losing control.

I already liked the editing in your normal project videos and this was even better. Great summary and cool projects

Ternary operations in TypeScript code making two diagonal lines

Sometimes the shape of code catches your eye.

That default delay and lack of ability to turn off mouse acceleration (without third party software) was a huge, and surprising, pain point.

Sail and docker

Installation - Laravel 12.x - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans Laravel is a PHP web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax. We’ve already laid the foundation — freeing you to create without sweating the small things.

Damn. Sail no longer mentioned on the Laravel docs Installation page: laravel.com/docs/12.x/in...

I found the previous version very useful: laravel.com/docs/11.x/in...

Sounds complicated but luckily for baristas you draw excellent diagrams! 😁

The import syntax comes to mind. Maybe the equivalent of JS destructuring or tuple unpacking. I'd do a lot more googling if I didn't have IDE auto suggestions.

I found the Laravel Sail experience (that uses Docker) on Windows is pretty good. I had trouble with Herd, some PHP and Linux parts don't seem to be available on Windows. (Couldn't run Horizon).

Thought it was a great episode. I learned a few things and I'm excited for Filament 4.

Trying to hire people smarter than you is a fascinating exercise

Were the plans for tonight have to have snacks and now it's snackless-sunday? 🤠

laravel has this "toOthers" method that literally broadcasts an event to everyone except the user who triggered it. 🤤 are you kidding me? laravel, you're the GOAT… 🐐

That is amazing to hear.

Well this looks pretty sweet.

I also see that markdown you got there 😆

// Quickly define your breadcrumbs inline with routes Route::get('/', HomeController::class) ->name('home') ->breadcrumb('Home'); Route::get('/profile', ProfileController::class) ->name('profile') ->breadcrumb('My Profile', parent: 'home'); // Gretel happily works with resourceful routes, too! Route::resource('keyboards', KeyboardController::class) ->breadcrumbs([ 'index' => 'My Keyboards', 'create' => 'Add a Keyboard', 'show' => fn(Keyboard $kb) => $kb->title, 'edit' => 'Update Keyboard', ]);

One of the APIs I'm most happy with is in [Gretel](github.com/glhd/gretel) — defining breadcrumbs right next to your routes is *so nice.*

Adding a route? Just chain the breadcrumb on. Removing one? Just remove the whole block, and the breadcrumb config is gone, too!

If you ever had to downsize from the loss of a client or project (i.e. it finished), how did you go about it? The mechanics and communication.

Love Factorio! Looking forward to playing it with the expansion, but not for some time.

If you sell any type of B2B software, jumping on a call with a customer is the number one way to get great feedback and build relationships. I know as developers we hate that, but it works.