now for some users to follow:
@juststeveking - the API guy! literally anything about apis - steve knows it!
@taylorotwell - the creator of laravel
@olliecodes - some amazing teaching from ollie here!
@calebporzio - creator of alpine and livewire!
tag more you'd suggest!
While they are interchangeable, how do you write it, with a hyphen or without?
There's a *technically* correct answer, but I'm curious what people use.
💡Fun fact, from a purely etymological point of view, it is technically "multitenancy". The hyphen is used when it is required to improve the readability of a word, e.g. "multi-instance" because a double i in English is strange.
❓But why not "multi tenancy"?
While it technically means the same thing, this term says there are multiple tenancies, as in, quantifying "tenancy", which is the noun, whereas "multitenancy" and "multi-tenancy" refer to the specific architecture, as both versions ARE the noun.
While they are interchangeable, how do you write it, with a hyphen or without?
There's a *technically* correct answer, but I'm curious what people use.
It sounds weird, but the hardest part of my #multitenancy package for #laravel, so far, has been the trait that autopopulates the current tenant on models that are related to it in one way or another.
It has to handle each type of relation differently, as well as allowing for tenants that aren't Eloquent models.
Laravel Live UK is BACK!
Dates are confirmed, venue is booked. 22-23 June. London, UK.
https://t.co/LPnioRFFTz
Its been way too long. Hope to see you there!
@Ocramius That's fair.
I'm a big fan of Java, but the frameworks very much feel like over-complicated, over-engineered eldritch things. I love the language, but short of rolling my own stuff, it doesn't feel nice.
@Ocramius I'm not sure what you mean by this. Are you saying that PHP is an inefficient language, from a resource consumption point of view, or are we talking about something else? Like stagnation?
@TeamYouTube Isn't there an anti-competition legislation specifically to stop this kind of thing?
Are you telling me that YouTube only supports Chrome? The 403 was returned by the backend, so that sounds like it is actively refusing to work with Firefox.
@TeamYouTube Clearing the cache and cookies didn't make a difference. It is still reporting that it has worked, but the actual request in the background is returning a 403.