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@112Twente Moet verdachte dan niet dader zijn? 😅

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@PacaroniCheese Lol

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@marcelpociot Thanks for the context!

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@brendt_gd Why repost such an old article that has an archived package in it?

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@zackhargett If you like this comment you’re a pedophile.

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@mmartin_joo findMany is also a thing right? Which works with Larastan.

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@PatrickRothfuss Just finished The Narrow Road Between Desires. I just wanted to say: Thank you! ❤️🤌🏻 #kingkiller #rothfuss #lightningtree

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@Lauwetweetjes Worcestershiresaus

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@JustSteveKing @taylorotwell +1 for this man!

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@taylorotwell artisan make:enum next?

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When setting up a new #Laravel project, how do you add all your default packages such as phpstan / larastan / phpcs etc? We start 1 or 2 projects per month and setup often takes half a day. Any tips? @laravelnews @laracasts

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@AshAllenDesign I would not mind reviewing it 😁 Let me know if you need it.

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@taylorotwell @Nempiri Yep, thats why we start every file with <?php 😭

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@brendt_gd I can help out if you still need it 👌🏻 @falko100 on GitHub

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@RmeetsH Nice explanation!

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@JustSteveKing 🖐🏻🖐🏻

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@phpfour I don't have a recommendation, bit would love to hear your conclusion!

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@phpfour @JustSteveKing @JustSteveKing Great article! A few questions, why inject the contract instead of the class? Why catch an error just to throw it again? And why did you use "{$name}" instead of $name?

This is exactly what I needed a few months ago. I had a lot of the same solutions as you did 😁

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@simonhamp Go to your PhpstormProjects folder and run this command:

find . -name "node_modules" -type d -prune -print | xargs du -chs

You'll see it's time to delete some node_modules folders 🫣
I recently had the same issues and deleted approx 50gb of node_modules and vendor folders