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Ready for #devconf #jhb #2025

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@GithubProjects Check out https://solidinvoice co, an open-source invoicing application aimed at simplifying creating and sending invoices for small businesses

We're excited to feature 3 standout open-source projects from our community this week. 🔗 Share your project link below and tell us what makes it unique. Let's celebrate the incredible work within our community!

You can now install SolidInvoice with #homebrew! Just run `brew install solidworx/tap/solidinvoice`, then to get started, run `solidinvoice run`. Also check out solidinvoice.co/download for other way to download SolidInvoice

It's release day! It's been a while since we had a release, but we are happy to announce the immediate availability of version 2.3.0! This release includes a lot of internal cleanup and refactoring. Most notably are the migration to @Symfony UX and upgrading Symfony to version 7

It can also be installed using the new #php PIE installer (github.com/php/pie)

I just published my first #php extension😁 github.com/SolidWorx/aspe… Aspect is a utility extension that provides useful language features for common tasks. The first feature is a #[Memoize] attribute that can be added to functions and methods to cache the results of expensive calls

PHP 8.4 is Now Released! 🔹 Property hooks 🔹 Asymmetric visibility 🔹 New DOM features and HTML5 support 🔹 Object API for BCMath 🔹 new MyClass()->method() without parentheses and a whole lot more! thephp.foundation/blog/2024/11/2…

PayumBundle 2.6.0 has just been released with support for @symfony 7. Check it out at github.com/Payum/PayumBun…

@janedbal Yes you can

#php quiz question: Can you self-reference attribute or not?

@rckstrbhushan @magadum_aniket It's available since PHP 7. PSR-12 is just a set of suggested coding styles and does not influence any language features

@magadum_aniket Multi import only works with PSR-12

Hey PHP Developers 👩‍💻 While working with namespaces and classes in PHP we come across the use keyword. The use keyword is used to import or say alias a fully qualified name of a class to a shorthand version for that particular php file. Consider it similar to how we symlink directories/files in Linux systems for ease of use. This helps keep the methods and the logic clean of fully qualified namespaces and improves the readability of the actual logic the developer cares about. Here are different techniques in which we can perform imports inside a PHP file. #laravel #php

Please consider donating to Ryan, he has made a massive impact in the PHP community. I just donated, and he needs your help too. gofund.me/f8e28d5f

Minor adjustment with a major impact @x_framework! 🔥 Now finalizing my release preparations, tomorrow is the day! 🚀 #nextgen #async #php

If you don't have a @SymfonyCasts subscription yet, consider getting one. @weaverryan is doing an incredible job with SymfonyCasts and especially #SymfonyUx. I just subscribed to @SymfonyCasts to sponsor @weaverryan's work. You should too!

@danpastori E.G a tomato needs to be watered every x days, would start to sprout after approximately y days and needs to be replanted after z days. So the app just sent simple reminders that it's time to water the plant, or it's time to replant etc.

@danpastori It was a very simple app where you added the date that you planted a specific vegetable, then it would let you know when to water the plant, when it started sprouting and when it was time to replant based on a fixed schedule for the specific plant

Just curious, outside of side hustle/work, do any of you build apps just for the heck of it? Where the only person who benefits is yourself?

SolidInvoice has been pulled over 21 000 times from @Docker hub 😍😱 hub.docker.com/r/solidinvoice…

@Noga_Navon @lemire No there is no limit to the number of values that can be returned in Go.

@lemire Yeah, I can read. I guess I'm just a bit incredulous they added the syntax and then capped it at 2. Doesn't seem worth the effort.

In C++, a function can return *3* values. Not just two. 😜

cat is the most misused thing by programmers new to linux. I cringe every time someone uses it wrong in a bash script. Thread below with proper uses of cat only