GDPR in real life:
* Go to Best Buy and ask them to delete all security footage of you
* Go to Walmart and tell them you want a full history of every time you ever entered the store
* Suggest to Target that every customer should sign a waiver as they walk in.
In a few hours jpegs are going to pay me for owning them....
@mmccsolana
is such a radically simple idea. It's going to put a lot of pressure on other projects to share the wealth.
Caleb just got a new security page added to the Livewire 3 docs. Definitely something you want to read through carefully if you're building on Livewire. Great stuff in there.
Nothing really shows off the amazing power of Livewire like a real-time search/auto-complete. From a zillion lines of weird and complex javascript to basically this.
Bootstrappers. This thanksgiving take a minute to really take in the fact that you built something that people use, enjoy, and pay money for. It’s really a great accomplishment no matter what scale you’re at.
A migration file's down method is more likely to get you fired than to solve whatever problem you were hoping running the migrate:rollback command was going to fix for you.
Unpopular opinion. Airbnb’s are almost always worse than an average hotel and always worse than a really good hotel. The average person has poor customer service skills and probably shouldn’t be running a hospitality business.
The first rule of Livewire is never ever do something in Javascript that could be done in PHP. Javascript must always be the last resort.
I just switched a simple folder open/closed toggle thing that needed storage from a buggy localstorage/cascading CSS construct to a server…
Listening to
@aarondfrancis
's advice, out here saving every database column byte I can (swapped all my enums for integer backed also). It's a crazy Friday night.
Another
@LaraconOnline
in the books! Thanks so much to the speakers, sponsors, the attendees, Eric, Taylor and his team, Vince, Caneco and Flick, the UserScape crew for holding down the fort. It's truly a team effort!
100% of the time, when I do something in a way that's not the standard Laravel way, I regret it.
I use these opportunities to remind myself that Laravel is so damn good you don't even need to do anything tricky!
I'm honestly having way too much fun with this Laravel Breadcrumbs package. Register your breadcrumbs like routes (as well as bind them to named routes automatically). It's great! Finally, a logical way to manage breadcrumbs.
Big news people! I've started a new podcast with
@aarondfrancis
! We're going to be talking Laravel, tech, business, culture, and more. Give it a listen and let us know what you think
Man
@tobias_petry
's Postgres Laravel package is absolutely required for using PG + Laravel. It's so good. Also, if you're new to PG just reading the docs for the packages teaches you a lot
Now that I'm getting deeper into my big Livewire based project it's clear that full page components are the way to go. No more controllers. Livewire all the way down. It's glorious.
Been working on a pure Livewire + Alpine combobox input for our next gen
@HelpSpot
product. Think it's pretty close! Handles HTML layout, fuzzy search, and keyboard navigation.
I'm fully embracing the
@calebporzio
/ Livewire use of browser confirmation boxes everywhere other than places where you really need to explain/show something and it's glorious.
That the best solution we have today for a wysiwyg editor is to use TipTap and BUILD YOUR OWN is far more surprising to me 25yrs into web development than LLMs.
Working on some big changes for
@laraveljobs
. The best place to post your Laravel/PHP jobs is about to get MOAR BETTER.
* More reach
* Better design
* Better job posting options
* An opportunity for Laravel/PHP content creators to share in our growth
Holy cow, this Tailwind 3.4 release is it. This is the grail. This is the promised land. We're at the summit.
squares, child styling, full min/max width scale
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