Theron S

PHP/JS Developer, Educator, forever learning! 🚀💻 Exploring tech realms, one line at a time. ☕️ Coding enthusiast ready for challenges.

[Theron S @therons]

@mindplaydk @sluongng What keeps it from happening in Podman?

[Theron S @therons]

@CBCOlympics Why are you interrupting the opening games with commercials? Please do better.

[Theron S @therons]

@coderabbi @Shpigford I'm curious why Serena? I had a look at it but I'm wondering what advantage it has over other agentic players or claude code it's self.

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

@bee_fumo I use it, but I use it exclusively to quickly file a PR (lg -> 3 -> o)

I need to learn it more.

[Patricio @PatricioOnCode]

If you install a Laravel App or via starter kit, to then only install @filamentphp V3 afterwards....

(READ: no frontend in Tailwind V4)

This is how you can make it compatible with custom themes for Filament, which uses TW V3

To copy paste, link next post 👇

[Steve Bauman @heystevebauman]

It can be useful to store model changes in dispatched events to use that information in queued listeners, like sending password changed notifications or email verifications

So no matter where it changes in the application, the same jobs are dispatched

[Kieran Klaassen @kieranklaassen]

How I run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel using git worktrees. Please comment if there are better ways :)

```
function wt() {
git worktree add ../worktrees/$1 main
cd ../worktrees/$1 && git checkout -b $1
}
```

What happens under the hood:
• `git worktree add` creates a linked working directory
• Same .git repository, completely separate working files
• No need to stash or commit when switching tasks
• Each worktree can have different code states running

Example: `wt feature-auth` creates:
```

my-app/
├── .git/ (shared repository)
├── src/ (main worktree)
└── ../worktrees/
└── feature-auth/ (isolated worktree)
└── src/ (independent working files)

````

The cleanup function removes all worktrees with surgical precision:

```bash
function wtc() {
git worktree list --porcelain |
grep -B2 "branch refs/heads/" |
grep "worktree" |
cut -d' ' -f2 |
xargs -I {} git worktree remove {}
}
````

Pipeline breakdown:
• `list --porcelain` → machine-readable format
• `grep -B2` → captures worktree path above branch info\
• `cut -d' ' -f2` → extracts just the path
• `xargs` → removes each worktree cleanly

Why this changes everything:

1. Run Claude on issue #123 while another fixes PR #456
2. No context switching—each agent has its own filesystem
3. Test breaking changes without touching main workspace
4. Compile different versions simultaneously

Git worktrees were built for this. Multiple working directories, one repository. Perfect for parallel AI development.

[Theron S @therons]

@jdlien @aarondfrancis Fully agree with this take.

[Kyrian Obikwelu @CodeWithKyrian]

Hey PHP Devs👋, have you heard of `cpx - Composer Package Executor` ?

It's a CLI tool that allows you to run any command from any composer package, even if it's not installed in your project. Think `npx` but for Composer, and it's really good, thanks to @LiamHammett

[Laracasts @laracasts]

Are you tracking who's creating and updating stuff in your database?

Add the `created_by` and `updated_by` columns to your tables and drop in this trait.

// Newton

[Hatice Ozen @ozenhati]

5/5 Try Groq Desktop Beta right now and let us know your feedback. Bugs? Feature requests? We're listening. Excitedly.

Shoutout to @RickLamers for shipping this and letting us enjoy MCP without the lag. 🫡

Here's the repo: https://t.co/e5U4obsH7z

[Theron S @therons]

@KilconaVC @billybrizzle420 And there are efforts to replace them with concrete ties. At least around my area.

[ian bremmer @ianbremmer]

singapore pm with some of the most sensible analysis responding to us tariffs i’ve seen from a global leader.

[Ayzerobug | Building MVPs and SAAS @ayzerobug]

Keeping this here. Someone may need it.

[Matt Boyle @MattJamesBoyle]

I wrote a blog on how you can extend Cursor with custom prompt tools using Go.

Lots written on how to do this in Python and Node, so here’s my
Contribution to how to build out an MCP server using nothing but Go.

Link below

[Santiago @svpino]

Recommend to me your must-have Mac apps.

Here is what I have:

1. Raycast
2. iTerm2 / Warp
3. ChatGPT + Superwhisper
4. Transmit
5. Hey (Email + Calendar)

What are the apps you can't live without?

[Joshua Levy @ojoshe]

@svpino MenuMeters. Old but as essential as ever.

https://t.co/8hombJ5VGW

[Nod Ulus @nodp53]

@svpino Bartender
TG Pro
PDFOptim
StopTheMadness Pro
Quiver
Sublime Text
Raycast
Warp
1Password
CLI Tools:
llm by @simonw
Fabric by @DanielMiessler
brew
uv
npm
exa
fd
zoxide
ncdu
glances

[Martin Joo @mmartin_joo]

MySQL can do more than you think

- CTEs
- Window functions
- Partitioning
- ...and more

🧵 Keep reading

[Theron S @therons]

@jonas Hey, just saw a Wispr Flow video of your workflow. Is that a Switch remote? How are you mapping it for interactions?