Happy @WorldBackupDay everyone! To celebrate we just released a video on Grandfather-father-son #Backups! For more information check out the article @ScottKeckWarren wrote for this month's issue of @phparch
https://t.co/HlFdgP5vyI - article
https://t.co/eEGKyxGXIW - video
March is #NationalReadingMonth so we're going to highlight the books that are required reading for every developer.
Working Effectively with Legacy Code by @mfeathers
An explainer of how to introduce tests into code that doesn't have tests.
We once worked with a code base that used the top example but with 10+ nested if blocks and it was impossible to work with. Moving to the bottom way was much easier to read.
New video: "PSR Coding Standards"
In this video, we discuss why we need a coding standard, what should be included, and why we should start by looking at the PSR family of standards
https://t.co/nlxN4kcuRk
March is #NationalReadingMonth so we're going to highlight the books that are required reading for every developer.
Test Driven Development: By Example by @KentBeck
This is an intro to using TDD for development and is critical reading for any developer.
📆 We have released PHP 8.0.17 and 8.1.4!
🪲 This is a bug fix release that addresses a little over a dozen bugs.
🔗 See https://t.co/1seaKcUjeG for more information
🆙 Please upgrade!
March is #NationalReadingMonth so we're going to highlight the books that are required reading for every developer.
Refactoring by @martinfowler
A how-to book on how to change our code to make it easier to read and maintain.
Have you thought about working at Laravel 🐘? Now's your chance!
Come join the amazing team here and:
- Be 100% remote
- Take paid vacation
- Family leave time
- Enjoy 20% time
I’ve recently started doing @laravelphp security audits & pentests, and thought it would be interesting to share the process I've developed for doing them.
#Laravel#Security 🧵 (Is this a thing now?)
March is #NationalReadingMonth so we're going to highlight the books that are required reading for every developer.
Clean Code by @unclebobmartin
An excellent primer for how to write code that can be easily be read and maintained.
The Open Sourcing Mental Illness (@OSMIhelp) is running a survey to ask developers about mental health in the technology field. If you can please fill it out.
https://t.co/aWogRuG7PV