On a recent project, I watched a team spend the better part of a week tracking down a single regression. The pipeline was a long-running simulation suite. Each test run took hours. There were dozens of commits to check, and the only way to check them was manually: run the sim, wait, evaluate the result, […] The post Here’s How…
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20 Jul
Laravel Installer v5.31.0 introduces a command to scaffold Laravel packages, along with environment variable propagation for node-less setups and automated PHP version matching for GitHub Actions. The post Scaffold Packages with the `laravel package` Command in Laravel Installer v5.31.0 appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
15 Jul
With the rollout of Atomic Object’s agentic delivery model, keeping my thoughts straight has been more challenging than before. Though agentic delivery noticeably speeds up the implementation process, it also increases context-switching for team leads and product folks. It feels more pressing to keep my memory and thought processes in good order. Something that helps […] The post How I’m…
13 Jul
Uvora is a free macOS menu bar app that indexes your Laravel projects locally and opens any of them from a single keyboard shortcut. The post Uvora: A macOS Menu Bar App for Finding Laravel Projects appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
3 Jul
EnvKit is a free desktop app that bundles nginx or Apache, multiple PHP versions, databases, and trusted .test HTTPS into one control panel. The post EnvKit: A Local Development Stack for Laravel on Windows and macOS appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.
21 Jun
I live in a small apartment in Chicago with no closets, which means storage is not something I can take for granted. It is an ongoing design challenge. So, I’ve had to get creative. Every square foot has to earn its keep, while still feeling aesthetically like “me.” I built an open-shelf “closet” in my […] The post Working with…
15 Apr
I have long been a fan of OpenBSD, over two and a half decades after I first started using it. It’s a complete operating system maintained with a strong and smart design ethos. It makes sense to me in a way that makes every other operating system feel frankly kind of cobbled together. Many folks […] The post A Webserver…