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Already learned something from this free 'open house' set of courses from josh - you should check it out:

You can either go forward blindly or get a second opinion. Really, its up to you.

I haven't tested print css in a while. Headers and footers are still hard. But doable:

You ever do a really cool poc or animation, leave it at codepen, and months/years later, forget why you did it? Check this one out

It's been a while since I mentioned it - but I still practice my NATO / phonetic alphabet weekly for HAM

finally a current replacement for lodash using new functionality and speed / smaller code:

You can add validation errors to Laravel inside of your controllers that look like validator-initiated ones:

Need to learn Make files better? I sure did. Check out this amazing tutorial:

Excellent explanation of the new #php Dom handling - in diffs

This is a really great writeup comparing one company's choice of Tauri vs Electron:

This write-up explains why not to use the lang blade helper in Laravel - and what to do instead. I love it:

Need to know when your favorite tool is end of life?

Had an idea in my head... using CSS only - I want you to have a good day:

Finally added dark mode to https://t.co/VFVVUWYFY7 - Check it out if your eyes were hurting before...

I'm starting to post meta data in addition to tags/categories on technical blog entries for context. Here's an example:

Wish I had infinite time - do you? Perhaps learning some ML in JS can use some of it up:

My AppleTV remote was freaking out after discharging. It was blasting IR non stop everywhere. After a day of hiding the remote, finally found this and it fixed it:

I like the new Str::replaceArray in laravel, but let's not forget that we also have built-in tools like https://t.co/mOy8zPMMoK vsprintf() which do most of this - and more. :) I like tooling to help, but don't forget about the underlying language.

I <3 @1Password - but sometimes they're a little bit too all over my form fields... note to self blog entry - maybe useful for you, too (disabling 1password popups):

I want to read this awesome TypeScript book from @gibbok_coding - so I made a PDF of it using https://t.co/cWCUwsMQ65 - find it here: