Working on a new design - Kodivo.
Platform where you can learn coding by swiping short lessons based on official documentation with interactive examples and tasks.
... or connect via MCP so you can study with your AI agent :)
@auyadhu Thanks for the comment, I will add the "flag for human review" feature to my todo list - you're right, context dependent fixes still have to be reviewed by a human.
I've recently added MCP to my open-source Lens for Laravel package!
Codex ran an audit and fixed accessibility issues in under 2 minutes!
Of course you always have to manually check if your website is WCAG-ready but tools like Lens make finding issues much faster.
@auyadhu When using AI fix it takes the mapped file, and relevant source fragment to know the context better.
When working with MCP the agent is working like always with tools like Codex or Claude Code - it has access to the whole file or read the codebase to understand it better.
Lens for Laravel is a free and open-source Laravel package which allows you to trace accessibility issues directly to your code and fix them with optional AI fix or MCP with coding assistants!
Website & docs: https://t.co/OupWfULN2l
GitHub repository: https://t.co/IwIJPOBOkt
I've recently updated my Laravel accessibility audit package and added MCP support.
But there's one small detail that I wanted to share with you.
When installing a package, do you prefer an interactive prompts or a simple message with useful information and links?
That's a very valuable tip, especially when you have docs page covering all the technical topics.
I've recently updated my Laravel accessibility audit plugin package and Readme.md with quick start, most important links and screenshots
https://t.co/IwIJPOBOkt
I have to review/share a lot of new Laravel packages and tools.
And when I look at their Readme...
Most of them are just wall of TEXT, with a lot of scrolling to do and sentences to read.
NO. ONE. HAS. TIME. FOR THIS.
Come on guys, do you want anyone to USE your package?
New Laravel package!
jakub-lipinski/consent-for-laravel: Cookie consent for Laravel with built-in tracking integrations, Google Consent Mode v2, Livewire support, and customizable banners. https://t.co/bOXdNg6sSf
@Joi2James https://t.co/OupWfUMkRT
Lens for Laravel - audit your website and trace accessibility errors directly in your code, take screenshots, generate pdf reports and fix them with optional "AI fix" feature (supporting local models).
Free and open-source.
This whole PHP update situation had one more upside - I cleaned up my VPS, removed unused databases, e-mail accounts etc. My server feels fresh again :D
btw. I also changed the PHP PPA to https://t.co/dVMGtckWlq to get faster PHP update :)
While integrating Consent for Laravel into Lens website, I realized it would be nice if the banner could follow the website's theme instead of relying on the system (or config) preference.
Shipped in v1.5.2 :)
Consent: https://t.co/nVMyJpVIRt
Lens: https://t.co/nWPvtMHUoh
Heads-up for @HestiaPanel users: the admin panel uses its own PHP runtime (hestia-php).
If yours is still on PHP 8.5.9, consider temporarily disabling the panel or restricting access to port 8083 until a patched package is available.
Consent for Laravel is a free and open-source package with built-in integrations (like GA4, Google Ads, Meta Pixel), 9 supported languages and Livewire support!
Website and docs: https://t.co/7Z74LNPd3F
GitHub repository: https://t.co/utEcoHrutt
Just finished a redesign of "Lens for Laravel" website and docs.
My package is coming close to 10k installs on Packagist so I thought it would be nice to give the site a fresh look.
What's your thoughts?
Lens for Laravel is free and open-source package which allows you to track accessibility errors, generate reports, track history and use optional "AI fix" feature (supports local models with Ollama)