Sam Levy

Some people have actually been buying some of my designs off #redbubble in the past few days. And it's not just my parents... although they are very supportive. If you want to give me small amounts of money in order to wear some things that I find funny: redbubble.com/people/samlevd…

@gonedark That's the right call. The Vimeo SDK is pretty much just a terrible wrapper around Guzzle with very little extra effort except for setting the auth header.

Took its advice. 😈

Claude, you ruthless.

@LiamHammett Can you use a form request class _as_ an invokable controller? Controllers themselves aren't technically special classes - all of the magic happens in the router/service layer.

I've never really liked FormRequest classes... I like invokable controllers, I kind of wish it could just act like a form request and have dedicated validate/etc. methods itself to keep everything in one place

@timacdonald87 @phpstan I feel like `#[\Override]` is doing a lot of heavy lifting there, and is probably signalling to phpstan that it's completely fine that the interface has changed. Which it shouldn't, because that's the entire point of interfaces.

@phpstan phpstan.org/r/94c0f005-858…

Not sure how I feel about this TBH. I guess we should just never use named parameters against interfaces 🤔

It's @triplej #hottest100 day! Let's find out how out of touch the youths are with good music!

@ninjaparade @jeffrey_way My phpstan.neon goes to 11...

@jeffrey_way You mean 10, right? 10 is where you start.

If you're trying phpstan for the first time, the top recommendation I have is to begin at level: 0. Don't succumb to peer pressure. If you go for max, you're quickly going to become overwhelmed. Start at 0, then increment slowly.

@marcelpociot Tilix or Kitty is where I'm at these days. Gotta love the tiling.

What's everyone's favorite terminal emulator at the moment? I'm still using iTerm but maybe it's time for a change 🤔

@enunomaduro The means of production! (and staging)

The real world quietly runs on PHP & Mysql. ✅

@doctormcdougall At least Kathy acknowledges that her world view is Krazy.

“Hey large pink sign company. Just checking on our KKK sign for Saturday night. Yes, that’s right, Krazy Kathy’s Karaoke, what else could it possibly stand for?”

I've been considering this for a while, so it's time to throw it out into the world... Securing Laravel is now open to sponsorships! 🎉 Your company can sponsor my weekly Security Tips, supporting my work in improving security within the Laravel and PHP communities .

@_joshhanley @mattstauffer @branickweix When you're looking for a job it's a bad idea to list yourself as specific to any specific framework, unless you don't NEED the work, and you're trying to find work in a specific framework.

@mattstauffer @branickweix How would it look if I branded myself as a Livewire maintainer? 🤪 But yes agreed. If you’re a builder, Livewire is great! If you’re job hunting, you need to ensure you’re employable and fit the job description that you’re applying for.

I hire developers, & help clients hire them. All devs should know a JS framework well, & some projects are better for JS than Livewire, but there are also many projects that benefit greatly from people who are experienced and expert w/Livewire. As always, It Depends ™

@michaeldyrynda You can only put public methods in an interface, so you can't hint at a private (or protected) set method. In theory just defining the get means that the interface says that it can be read, but doesn't define write behaviour, so you can't rely on writing.

I'm totally open to the possibility that I'm just thinking about this or implementing this the wrong way. I don't necessarily need for the property to be accessible in the global context, I just want to guarantee that the property is set

Is it just me, or is there no way to define an asymmetric property on an interface in PHP? I want to make sure that a `$name` property is _always_ defined on a concrete class, but also not allow it to be manipulated. Seems the only way to reliably enforce this is via a method

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@RowdyRabouw It's an AI conference. You really expect Humans to be in charge of any of that?

Last night I spoke at the @Laravel worldwide meetup about the "magic" in Laravel. And you can watch it now, on YouTube! youtube.com/live/j9dqD9SSi…

@michaeldyrynda @MidgetK To your actual question, though, @michaeldyrynda - yes, I've used a few recently that have variations on returning a 200 with an error code in the body. I've resolved it variously through Saloon middleware, Laravel Data, and a few other ways depending on the API.

@michaeldyrynda @MidgetK Hey, my APIs have zero complaints, EVER. Someone would have to use them in order to complain, so I just prevent that, and we're golden.

Anybody come across an API recently that gives you an error with a `200 OK` response? Is it one you can share with me?

@michael_timbs How do you run out of string before the petrol runs out? Still... Cheaper than replacing the electric ones when the battery dies.

Feels like such a waste that you have to throw these things out and buy a new one just because the cord runs out.

@tobias_petry @timacdonald87 Not exactly. It's built in rust, but has better explanations of why something should be changed, as well as the ability to work from your .editorconfig for styling. Its opinions on "clean" certainly fit better with me than prettier.

@ImSamLevy @timacdonald87 isn't biome.js just prettier implemented in another language?

@marcelpociot Build it into tinkerwell, and let it build URLs from the route list ;)

Ugh I'm so sick of all these Postman, Insomnia, Paw, etc. apps They are extremely bloated, require signups, store "collections" on disk, ... Might need to build my own?