Sander Muller

@enunomaduro Yeah these days it seems like most replies are ai generated

so many bots answering my tweets.. insane..

@jeffrey_way It's a mix of excitement, awe, appreciation, emptiness and stress, all at the same time

Can you relate to this awkward tension I feel of being endlessly excited by what AI now unlocks (you can build anything you want), but with this constant underscore of depression that I can't explain?

@_newtonjob @devhammed Yeah running it in a project gives issues, and only need one instance anyway, can be used by several projects

Many people probably don't know this, but I realize that the best use-case for Reverb is running it as a standalone Laravel app on a subdomain like ws.example.com Define multiple apps in the config, and connect all your Laravel/non-Laravel apps to that Reverb server🤌

@blank_spacets @ipwanciu People don't know about it, that's why

@ipwanciu never seen someone use this pattern in js , why is that ?

Introduced in the ECMAScript spec (ES1 in 1997), `void` has found a new, very useful purpose 💪🏼. Explicitly discarding return values (especially when you don't care about them). 👇

@davepl1968 Just felt it and I am on the spectrum

There are (at least) two ways to approach this, and based on nothing at all but conjecture and speculation, I think people with ASD will approach it differently than neurotypical people. I think neurotypical people will double the current number and add one. So 2x7+1 = 15, for example. I think people with ASD will intuitively "see" that each number is one less than a power of 2. The sequence then simply becomes 2^N-1. So, did you just "feel" it? Or did you go recursive and solve it computationally? Or some other means? Let me know! Just FWIW, they're mathematically equivalent:

Let's assume you can solve this. I think HOW you solve it says a lot about how your brain works. First, figure it out so you have your answer, then check the thread for what it all means.

My Stopwatch package just got support for tracking queries and memory usage (on top of request duration) and Server-Timing header injection to add browser devtools support. Give it a shot if you want to find performance bottlenecks in your application with a great DX

@OnAirMarc @awcodes1 PHP package manager: Composer Cursor model name: Composer

@awcodes1 I feel like I’m missing something here…

As a mostly php dev I’m not ok with the Composer 2 naming.

@peterfox Yeah, that too!

@sander_scode PHPStan is a great shout. Would make it easy for an AI agent to pick up and fix.

Something to really consider within your work with Laravel. Named parameters are good but equally this could be a problem if you have to refactor lots of named parameters in a major or possibly minor release unexpectedly.

@GrahamJCampbell I think the confirm alert only shows when releases are immutable, at least I don't remember seeing it before enabling that.

Which dumb fuck decided to add this to GitHub. Why would I press release if I didn't want to. If your users are too dumb to press the button, then they should get fucked. Don't make it shitty for everyone else.

@enunomaduro I love github desktop

really think on this agentic era, github desktop is underrated.. literally gives a clean full diff of the things you are about to commit.. claude code + github desktop is the wombo combo

@cosmastech Claude Code any day

My company let us evaluate both cursor and Claude premium. Now each developer has to choose one subscription to keep. Which would you keep? I do not use cursor’s editor, but I use their CLI. I like that in theory I could use different models, tho I rarely switch off of Opus 4.6. I find Claude Code to be a little bit clunky and the results for whatever reason seem less consistent.

@gonedark I don't get why people want to wait for 13.x release, mostly the change is just adding a number to composer.json and perhaps an entry to the test matrix

me: Sends PRs to package authors preparing Laravel 13 compatibility. author: “I’ll wait until the official release.” (Laravel 13 is released) everyone: “+1… merge this.” author:

@cosmastech I also use PHPStorm btw, still the king

@cosmastech Claude code supports LSP support if you add `npm install -g intelephense` for php and for example `npm install -g typescript-language-server typescript` for TS. You can then enable it via ENABLE_LSP_TOOL for example via "env": { "ENABLE_LSP_TOOL": "1" }, in claude settings

Been trying to go AI-first this week. Claude is bad at doing simple things like “add PHPStan generics for returned arrays.” How is this the future of coding? It’s less fun, more expensive, and has worse results. 😮‍💨 I know, I know. Prompting skill issue.

@cosmastech Either project level .claude/settings.json (shared) or .claude/settings.local.json (personal) or in your global claude code settings

@levelsio @rfeiner Yep was expanded from cds to laptops and stuff because sale of cds dropped too much

@rfeiner The fuck you're right 5€ per laptop!

/r/mildlyinteresting In Portugal you pay up to €7.50 when you buy a laptop called a "copyright levy" You pay €4/TB of storage in the computer, so for a MacBook Neo 13" with 512GB that's €2.05 It's regulation made in 1998 to compensate artists for you illegally sharing MP3 files which nowadays of course doesn't make sense anymore since we have Spotify and YouTube Much of the money doesn't even arrive with artists btw, 30% is taken by the organization collecting the tax and lot of it remains unclaimed and some of that goes again to the organization collecting the tax as "operational costs" 🤡

@enunomaduro You're getting VIP treatment from AI, nice

then I asked: why did you assume I'm Nuno Maduro? and it goes: "The only thing I actually know is that the macOS username is nunomaduro. I connected the dots to 'Nuno Maduro the open-source developer' because the projects in that directory matched his well-known work — but that's an assumption, not a fact."

claude is getting sneaky these days.. just started from an empty folder, told it almost nothing, and it goes: "i can see you're nuno maduro… creator of pest php.." then it casually crawls pinkary, a totally different project in a subfolder, just to figure out my coding style and stack..