Tahsin Abrar

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Tahsin Abrar

@TahsinAbrar

CKAD | Developer 💻 A PHP Lover ⚡ Laravel enthusiast

Dhaka, Bangladesh Katılım Mart 2013

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Jeffrey Way@jeffrey_way·11 Mar

I didn’t know that was a thing. Just added to my AppServiceProvider. I’ve definitely run into this issue countless times.

Laracasts@laracasts

It's incredible how much this line has saved me in such a short time. I bet you've also been frustrated seeing "(truncated...)" in your logs when outgoing requests fail. Drop this in your projects to always get the full response including headers. 👍 // NJ

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Povilas Korop | Laravel Courses Creator & Youtuber@PovilasKorop·4 Mar

This quote describes Taylor's story. With new Laravel ideas, he's not looking for APPROVAL. Otherwise he would ask on Reddit and then never launch anything because of analysis paralysis :) He's trying to be a visionary, and then iterates on feedback, usually AFTER launches.

Punyapal Shah | Laravel | PHP | Dev | OpenSource@MrPunyapal

I found this from Laravel Livewire Starter kit 👀

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Travis Hubbard@wtravishubbard·21 Eyl

Being a senior developer is being able to fix the bug in 5 minutes But having the discipline to assign it to a team member knowing it’ll take them 4 hours

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Povilas Korop | Laravel Courses Creator & Youtuber@PovilasKorop·2 Tem

I wouldn't call myself a talented developer. Or a talented YouTuber. Or a talented writer. It's just that I'm doing it for 20 years now. Daily.

Taylin John Simmonds@TaylinSimmonds

The most successful people I know aren’t talented. They’re consistent.

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·18 Eyl

@christophrumpel dd('am I here?');

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Christoph Rumpel 🤠@christophrumpel·18 Eyl

If you use "dd" to check if a request ends on a specific file, what string do you use? ➡️ I'll go first: dd('here') 😀 PS: I know there are other tools for that, too, which I also use.

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·1 Ağu

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Alamin@iam_chonchol·1 Ağu

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·10 Nis

View my verified achievement from @linuxfoundation. credly.com/badges/6a9c749…

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·7 Nis

I'm excited to share that I passed the challenging Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) exam, Alhamdulillah! Though it was undoubtedly tough at times, I relished the opportunity to expand my horizons, collaborate with my peers, and push my l…lnkd.in/gEywcJZH

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Aaron Francis@aarondfrancis·21 Mar

🎉 The MySQL for Developers course is live! 🎉 It's over 7 hours long, split into 64 videos, across 4 different sections: • Schema • Indexes • Queries • Examples It's everything a developer needs to know about MySQL. It's also completely free! planetscale.com/courses/mysql-…

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·7 Mar

Sharing some exciting news! @VueSchool_io is offering FREE access to ALL of its courses That's 900 lessons covering Vue.js 3, Pinia and much more! Including the awesome Vue.js 3 Masterclass! Sign up for the Free Weekend: vueschool.io/freeweekend23

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·8 Ara

"If you need more than 3 levels of indentation, you're screwed anyway, and should fix your program" - Linus Torvalds youtu.be/CFRhGnuXG-4

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Tahsin Abrar@TahsinAbrar·25 Kas

Purchased @laracasts "forever" plan. Always planning to do that. This time got the chance and didn't delay. 😬

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Matt Pocock@mattpocockuk·5 Eyl

Want to learn TypeScript for free? Here’s every piece of free content I’ve put out over the past 6 months, in order from beginner to wizard-level. Mega-🧵

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Zain Kahn@heykahn·25 Tem

Hard skills get you hired. But soft skills get you promoted. 11 soft skills to accelerate your career:

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Povilas Korop | Laravel Courses Creator & Youtuber@PovilasKorop·29 May

Writing commit messages is probably the most under-taught thing in a developer's career.

Jason McCreary@gonedark

Good commit messages communicate "why" a change was made, not "what" change was made. The code itself demonstrates "what", "how", "where", etc. It's the commit message which relays the important human aspect of "why". Here's a quick example:

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