@calebporzio I love this optimistic stuff, and it’s great to see it baked in. I’m optimistic we could be optimistic with wire:current, too? 🤞
https://t.co/KBINHZK08D
@lauhakari Samsung has bluetooth remotes, but I’m not sure about other brands. It seems like a no-brainer these days.
It’s super convenient since you don’t have to point it at the TV, and you can even use it from another room if needed.
@PovilasKorop Small amount of logic solely for UI purposes is completely fine in Blade. Although I personally like to use one-liners for simple assignments.
@php($hasSubmenu = isset($menu[submenu])) looks a bit cleaner.
@marcelpociot Marcel keeps spoiling us by bringing these amazing new features to Herd every week! 🤯
This is something I didn’t know I needed but now I can’t wait to use it.
@laravel_idea I’ve been waiting this from Laravel Idea for years! Other plugins I’ve tried have had issues with Blade directives and component $attributes etc.
Wow. Just wow 🤯
Laravel Herd and its embedded PHP binaries are amazing. Memory usage on a typical page load on a current project dropped from ~50 MB to 8 MB compared to a Homebrew install.
Everything runs so smoothly now 🏄♂️
This will make a huge impact on my local developing.
I'm so excited to announce Laravel Herd - a completely free macOS app to get started with PHP on your system.
No brew required, built-in PHP updates and much more.
We've been working on this for the last couple of weeks and I'm super proud of it.
https://t.co/CllUjIYFIW
@PovilasKorop If these are the options, A is definitely most readable for me. However, I mostly use option D:
return view('https://t.co/SQWTWYqE8q', new ProductViewModel($product));
We've just launched a new page giving you all the details on why we believe Laravel makes for a radically productive full-stack framework that pairs perfectly with the front-end you already love. ❤️
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@bhaidar For more surprises, I recommend the book Mastering Laravel Validation Rules by @jclermont and @aaronsaray. It taught me a few new tricks!
https://t.co/mJlOIpvYXn
@owenconti Absolutely nothing wrong with using native functions when it makes sense and is more performant or more readable like in your example.
Just to play safe, remember to use mb_strtoupper instead of strtoupper when you are dealing with natural language.
I have been using Hetzner Cloud for 4 years now, and I have zero complaints. Hetzner also has a datacenter in Helsinki, which is nice when building mainly for Finnish audience.
Too bad those arm64 instances aren’t available in Helsinki just yet.