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Are you missing the workbench in Laravel 5.0? Then try out the latest release of Studio: github.com/franzliedke/st…

@jontybehr @davidhemphill Maybe not for Octane-like setups (that end the old shared-nothing assumption)?

@davidhemphill Is there any reason that config() couldn't achieve the same thing? I know that'a an "abuse" of config, but I feel like your method was always doable before context.

Here's my dead-simple way of adding multi-tenancy to a Laravel application using the new "Context" feature. It uses a combination of middleware, global query scopes, observers, and context to handle single database tenancy.

@jeffrey_way Section headings? #labeling_section_content" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

Which HTML tag would you use for the "Atomic Label" text in this screenshot?

Active Record: How We Got Persistence Perfectly Wrong or Why Business Processes Are No Place for Data Models shawnmc.cool/2023-02-13_act…

@ShawnMcCool A wonderful article. Thanks so much! It shows that you put a lot of work into it, and tried to make your arguments patiently and thoroughly. 👍

@aeolianeth @taylorotwell Easy to disprove. 🤓

@taylorotwell Anyone who disagrees with this hasn't worked at a company older than 2 years with more than 10 devs

Tailwind is the only maintainable way to style websites. 🤷‍♂️

@benjamincrozat Bend it a bit more and it could look like the legendary double clawed hammer. 😀

I see a lot of discussions about PHP's horrible branding. Here's my bad take.

Server-side rendered HTML is a specifcation of UI and the browser's job to implement. Client-side JavaScript is both specification *and implementation* of UI, and it represents an order of magnitude more work. People should be more cautious before assuming they need a React app

How to deliver your SPA to low-resource users

There's no better example of #a11y being an afterthought than web drag and drop interfaces. Some of the most popular options today are totally inaccessible to many people. We need to do better! Here's my attempt: github.com/tobyzerner/inc…

@claviska You don't need to disable JS to not have it: kryogenix.org/code/browser/e…

Nobody, and I mean nobody except about three web developers in the world actually do this. Last time I tried it, every website was unusable. Nobody browses without JavaScript in 2022. It’s a straw man argument.

Seriously. Why would you expect a custom element to work if you disable JavaScript? You literally need JS to define them. Also, I’m curious how well React, Angular, and Vue components work when you disable JavaScript. Go ahead. I’ll wait while you try it out.

Just a reminder that all bug prioritisation schemes in practice degenerate to three scheduling categories: do it now, do it later, never do it. If you have a numbered system with many priority levels, what you actually have is a bureaucratic system of denial.

@timacdonald87 I wish Laravel would do this more prominently. E.g. not putting Auth stuff (request-specific) in the container.

@franzliedke To some degree, this is what Laravel Octane does. It holds onto a global container between requests and builds a new container instance from the global one for each incoming request.

If you are considering creating a static variable to house some data, you might instead consider throwing the stored value in the container instead. This will make your life easier in tests and long lived processes as static variables can be a complete pain.

@dmitryserzhenko @FluxBB Thanks for the reminder, I will try to give it a look.

In Defence of the Single Page Application williamkennedy.ninja/javascript/202…

"This codebase looks like an offline archive of StackOverflow answers." Yes, and without the questions.

@borland @Rene_Wiersma @SEGVeenstra The person who opened a PR will hopefully go on to look for other PRs to review next. ;)

If you're team is working with Pull Requests, whenever somebody else on your team creates a PR, as a team mate it is now your highest priority to review it and get it approved, to unblock the work.

@warsh33p Oh nice, I would have needed that for functions just yesterday. Found a different way.

I'm having way too much fun coming up with these *ridiculous* types in Typescript 😅 Here's one that given an object returns only the keys of that object where the property is of type `string`. The auto completion is so damn satisfying 🙈

@de_nerdTV @JackEllis That one is also the slightly fairer comparison. ;)

@JackEllis ahh nice, looks clean, thank you!

The HTTP Client in Laravel is beautiful.

@titouangalopin And I would like to add that user needs should come before developer needs, IMHO.

@titouangalopin In recent years, it has always felt to me like SPAs have been chosen for DX, e.g. because a component model like React's is a very good architecture for somewhat complex frontends. I am very glad to see more component approaches on the server side for that very reason.

I think this thread applies equally as well to Single Page Applications (ie rich front-end talking to backend through an API). I took a while to understand why SPA are so trendy, and I think there are various interesting reasons for that. Some thoughts 🧵 ...