@IKEA just spoke 2 times to customer support because the login system says I am a bot. and the customer support says they have no idea whats wrong. and they can't help me
๐ฅณ PHP 8.3 Released!
In this new release, we have:
โจ๏ธ Typed Class Constants
๐๏ธ Dynamic Class Content Fetch
โป๏ธ A New [#Override] Attribute
โ โฆand more!
๐ Read all about it on: https://t.co/w5ziasljBK
๐ https://t.co/lPQhZRU1qe
๐ฆ https://t.co/VqsPMvqYvO
It's PHP 8.3 Release Day! It's already tagged on GitHub, only missing the official announcement by the PHP team now! ๐ Here's what's new:
โ Typed Class Constants
โ #[Override] Attribute
โ json_validate Function
โ Readonly Amendments
โ And Much More!
https://t.co/ZZcJ8VviUc
All code has been letters, on a grid, since the days of the teletype machine. How can we advance the state of the art to make code itself more expressive and powerful? How can we layer more meaning onto code?
Some systems are so insecure, such that if you login as a user, and then if you access the api you can browse through other users data. Not even orders.user == loggedIn_user. Just had to figure out the api endpoints by decompiling the apk. Going to write an email to the company.
๐ Today marks 18 years since the first public commit of the Symfony project (https://t.co/PbX1sp6poL). Big thanks to all contributors, the community, and projects that have embraced Symfony! Your dedication has made a huge impact in the #PHP ecosystem! ๐ #OpenSource
I bootstrapped Stagetimer from โฌ0 to over โฌ10,000/month in Germany over 3 years.
My country is known for tight regulation and strict tax laws. It discourages many solo founders from trying.
That's why I distilled everything I learned into this guide. Importantly it talks about navigating German bureaucracy and handling taxes.
If you've ever thought about launching a SaaS business in Germany, read this. ๐
https://t.co/TAeuIYK29g
@_lhermann Thank you for writing this, Germany is full of Burocratic nightmares. 90% of them are in German Amtsprache, that does not make it any bit better when someone does speak a little German. I wish more people wrote about these stuff.