@jasonfried It's very common in India. The goal here is to ensure nothing went wrong, customer is happy and things are smooth as usual.
It's like sentry that finds a bug in the system and helps them fix it immediately before second or third customer faces the same.
I think @elonmusk here means focus on the problems that inspire you and focus on solving them, rather than worrying all the time. He doesn't mean put your head in sand, forget everything and just keep dreaming. Please correct me if I am wrong @elonmusk
@Swizec@thekitze Forget how long we live. If we don't workout in the current times, then I am afraid we would suffer lying on bed for years before we die.
@Swizec@thekitze Forget how long we live. If we don't workout in the current times, then I am afraid we would suffer lying on bed for years before we die.
Agree. The same is faced by @rails and @djangoproject . It's not just @laravelphp. JS is both power and poison. In early days the hype of 1 language everywhere appealed many. Too much capital, time and money already went into JS ecosystem.
JavaScript is the problem.
And I don’t think PHP alone can beat it.
Schools/bootcamps pick JavaScript because it runs everywhere.
PHP’s edge is its timing (1995) and ecosystem. Especially the one @laravelphp created.
Maybe Laravel should raise even bigger and run a global campaign + partnerships.
And yes, the PHP Group should also start to modernize their identity and advertise. You can't appeal to the new generation the way it is. They need to start to think like a for-profit with true leadership.
I got banned by @Hetzner_Online only once, majorly due multiple missed card payments. Issue was on my side. I had to do wire transfer to get my account back. That was the only time I had to reach their support. A human resolved it in 2 email exchanges.
I respect @PierreDeWulf
But this is a bit intellectually dishonest
He ran @scrapingbee there I think, Hetzner doesn't want scraping customers, they're pretty clear about that
@SaraSoueidan Wow! This reduces the entire cognitive load of fitting divs. It's a simplest solution to the silly problems like having a horizontal scrollbar in websites and `div` elements bleeding outside the view port. Thanks for sharing this.
Regardless @posthog is an amazing Product Analytics company, I like the cofounders, their team, culture, product engineering mindset, async work structure, open source mindset etc.
You didn't get the point, @posthog is using us to market their product, I like this viral marketing strategy😅. The website is like a game to me.
@joshmanders@TheTrentHarvey
@ninepixelgrid Lol! This website is a more engaging than anything I have seen in life. It makes me write my own notes, copy paste, write crappy content, delete everything and then reload to have everything back 😀
That's how I do frontend. it's lot more fun, saves time and I can use it immediately. I learned the method long ago from @rjs . He does it on a paper and then directly codes it.
My workflow is:
Core UI Design in Balsamiq -> React Components in Storybook -> Final Page
believe it or not but this didn't get designed in Figma. it started as a @balsamiq wireframe and went straight into code where i tweaked it a bunch over the course of a few months!
sometimes designing directly in code >>
@AmanVirk1 Trust me! I am an ex-Frontend Engineer who turned into a Pro Software Engineer. As superheroes, our responsibility is to make useful Software. We can't waste the superpower to fight the useless state and router libs. Let's see humanity thriving. Be bold. Start using @inertiajs.
Is this the type system of inertia on client side?
Are you transforming it to JSON before sending to server side?
Is it more specific to @adonisframework?
I currently building an app using @adonisframework and @inertiajs
Would be great if you give little more context on this or share the github issue/pr where I can learn more.
tagging @reinink here. JFYI.
Believe it or not!
As soon you stop writing code and become a manager for a Non Tech Organisation, you will notice SOPs are Software that runs on the Humans (Hardware) often with performance issues and bottlenecks
As a Software Engineering Manager, The first thing at work is unblocking, appreciating and helping your team. After this the rest of the day gets easier to focus on IC work like reviews, planning and writing etc.