ORMless; a Memento-like pattern for object persistence — Matthias Noback -
Something that always bothers me: persistence (the user interface too, but that’s a different topic ;)). Having objects in memory is nice, but when the application shuts down (and for PHP this is after every request-response cycle), you have to persist them somehow. By the way, I think we’ve all forever been annoyed by persistence, since there’s an awful lot of software solutions related to object persistence: different types of databases, different types of ORMs, etc.
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PHP for Beginners: Data Handling - Nomad PHP
Join us as we discuss data handling in PHP
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Se ho vinto se ho perso on Vimeo
Join the web’s most supportive community of creators and get high-quality tools for hosting, sharing, and streaming videos in gorgeous HD with no ads.
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Artvee
Browse and download high-resolution, public domain Paintings, Drawings, Illustrations and Posters.
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How to run over 30k tests in under 5 minutes | by Daan van Marsbergen | Sep
At Mollie we’re building a new generation of financial products and a new way of supporting you through them. A product-first approach that our customer can truly benefit from.
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Step-debugging linked composer dependencies with PhpStorm – Rob Allen's Dev
An article by Rob Allen
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Italiano - HTTP/3 explained
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珈琲にはどんな効果がある？美味しい飲み方と産地の特徴や保存方法について｜珈琲の美味しい飲み方や産地ごとの特徴 2025年6月更新
珈琲が好きな人は多いけれども、苦みがあるのが苦手であまり飲まないという人も意外と多いようです。。
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How to remember what you learn
Make it time-based, apply metacognition & active recall, and learn what you’re curious about.
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Monolith -> Services: Theory & Practice - Kent Beck - Medium
Can’t answer that question. First, “quickly” is right out the window. You didn’t make this mess in a month; you’re not going to fix it in a month. Second, you want some benefit you aren’t currently…
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Writing Effective PHP - Forum PHP 2019 - Afup - Association française des u
PHP has evolved massively since its first days, and it's on the road to a full-featured language. However, at the same time, there is a lot of outdated information and libraries with poorly written code.
This talk is about writing PHP Code that is: **safe**, **robust**, and **maintainable**. We are going to cover a set of rules, that if you follow them; they will get you on the habit of **writing code well**.
Get ready for a 25 min **live-coding session**, where I go through practical examples. You will learn how to design classes, how to think about your API to prevent breaking changes, and discover concepts around designing and creating objects, when and how to use **immutability**, and much more.
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CSS Grid full-bleed layout tutorial · Josh W Comeau
Certain layouts are surprisingly dastardly. On the modern web, one of the most common layouts is also one of the trickiest. In this tutorial, I break down how to build the "full-bleed" layout using CSS Grid.
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Building PHP Daemons and Long Running Processes - Nomad PHP
Presented by Tim Lytle @tjlytle
Presented on June 18, 2015
There are things you don’t want to, or can’t do, inside a web request. It could be a task that needs to be retired if it fails, maybe one that takes a significantly long time to process, or multiple jobs that need to be processed over time. Whether you’re sending an email, processing a video, or consuming Twitter’s streaming API, you should be using a separate process, and probably a daemon. Learn how to stop abusing cron, and easily daemonize a PHP script that responds responsibly to process signals.
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Scaling PHP Applications With Redis - Nomad PHP
Presented by Josh Butts @jimbojsb
Presented on July 23, 2015
Redis is a hybrid NoSQL database that’s sits in the sweet spot between document databases like MongoDB and key-value stores like memcache. Learn the basics of Redis data structures, common commands, and how to connect to Redis from PHP. We’ll finish with some cookbook-style examples of how you can add Redis to your existing application with minimal effort and get some nice performance gains.
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Are you a good Code Scout? - Nomad PHP
Speaker: Matt CockayneScouts are taught to be adventurous, considerate, thoughtful, effective, diligent, ingenious, thorough, earnest and effective! All of these qualities are ones that we should be striving for as a Developer.I will prove that being a Good Scout and being a Great developer are are the same thing. I’ll take you through the actions and attitudes taught to millions of kids aged 7-18 and how you can apply those practices to what you do in your code.
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Stupid solutions: Live server push without JS
So in my post Is this evil? I covered a way of tracking users with CSS. While thinking about those weird ways of using the web I also started thinking about pushing live data to clients without JS. Or at least maintaining a connection. So WebSockets requires JS. WebRTC requires JS. Even HLS (video streaming), which would otherwise be super cool, with captions for accessibility. But no. Or rather, maybe on Apple platforms. Eh. Not good enough.
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Social Cooling - Big Data's long term side-effect
Thousands of hidden scores influence your chance to get a job, a loan, insurance or even a date. Social Cooling describes how this increases pressure to conform, and asks how this will change society.
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Tuning Your Apache Server | Linode
This guide provides you with information on tuning the performance and configuration of your Apache web server to optimize the load times of your website.
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Apache2 and php fpm performance optimization — Step-by-step guide | by Seba
I had to handle high traffic loads in my career and I fought with down-time, not used memory and a lot of trouble in my past. In this article I want to give a step-by-step guide to apache2…
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Dynamically changing the log level in Symfony apps — Matthias Noback - Blog
This is just a quick post sharing something I was able to figure out after doing some research.
The situation: our application throws exceptions by means of “talking back to the user”. As developer we don’t want to be notified about all these exceptions. They aren’t as important as any other exception that should be considered “critical”. Still, we do want to find these exceptions in the logs, because they can sometimes provide valuable feedback about the usability of the system.
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Serverless PHP Applications - Nomad PHP
Presented by Rob Allen
April 3, 2020
APIs and microservices are how we build modern web applications and serverless technologies make this easy. This session will show you how serverless applications are built and how you can leverage your PHP skills to build APIs of all shapes and sizes. We will cover how to use your current knowledge to build serverless applications in PHP, leveraging the API Gateway to build robust APIs quickly and easily. By the end of the session, you'll be well placed to design and build your own microservices that take full advantage of the power of serverless technologies.
About Rob
Rob Allen is a software consultant and developer with many years experience in a variety of interesting languages. He's particularly interested in APIs and the ecosystem around them along and contributes to rst2pdf, Slim Framework, Apache OpenWhisk along with other open source projects. Rob is a published author and based in the UK where he runs Nineteen Feet Limited, focussing on API development, training and consultancy. In his spare time, Rob blogs at akrabat.com and can often be seen with a camera in his hand.
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Workers Durable Objects Beta: A New Approach to Stateful Serverless
Durable Objects provide a truly serverless approach to storage and state: consistent, low-latency, distributed, yet effortless to maintain and scale. They also enable coordination and real-time collaboration between clients.
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Scopes in JetBrains IDEs - stitcher.io
Scopes can help you find files you're looking for much more easy.
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The Ultimate Guide to Web Performance 🚀
There's so many ways to speed up your site. Don't you wish every web performance tip was in one place...
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Laravel's HasManyThrough cheatsheet - stitcher.io
How to use Laravel's HasManyTrough
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Layoutit Grid
Quickly design web layouts, and get HTML and CSS code. Learn CSS Grid visually and build web layouts with our interactive CSS Grid Generator.
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Learn Git Branching
An interactive Git visualization tool to educate and challenge!
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A Few Rules · Collaborative Fund
The person who tells the most compelling story wins.
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Work on what matters | StaffEng
I’ve taken to using the word “energized” over “impactful.” “Impactful” feels company-centric, and while that’s important, “energized” is more inwards-looking. Finding energizing work is what has kept me at Stripe for so long, pursuing impactful work. - Michelle Bu
We all have a finite amount of time to live, and within that mortal countdown, we devote some fraction towards our work. Even for the most career-focused, your life will be filled with many things beyond work: supporting your family, children, exercise, being a mentor and a mentee, hobbies, and so the list goes on. This is the sign of a rich life, but one side-effect is that time to do your work will become increasingly scarce as you get deeper into your career.
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What’s new in Tailwind CSS? - YouTube
In this series, we take a quick look at some of the new exciting features added to Tailwind CSS.
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Web Scraping with PHP Tutorial with Example Scripts (2025)
Master web scraping with PHP in 2025! This tutorial covers top libraries, hands-on examples, and tips to bypass anti-scraping defenses. Start scraping now!
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今月から、スタジオジブリ作品の場面写真の提供を開始します - スタジオジブリ｜STUDIO GHIBLI
今月から、スタジオジブリ作品の場面写真の提供を開始します。 今月からスタジオジブリ全作品の場面写真を順次提供することになりました。今月は、新しい作品を中心に 8作品、合計400枚提供します。 常識の範囲でご自由にお使いください。 思い出のマーニー50枚 かぐや姫の物語50枚 風立ちぬ50枚 コクリ
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Headless CMS with Nuxt and Git submodules
How to use Nuxt Content as Headless CMS with Git submodules
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Laid off, now what? | Bharath's notes
As an immigrant on an H1B, you have exactly 60 days to find a new job when you are laid-off. This is a very short window of time to explore and land any job, let alone a job that matches your skills and interests. I found myself in this situation along with many others when Uber announced layoffs earlier this year. The following is a recollection of some things that worked well for me during my eventually successful job hunt.
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Lessons interviewing 200 engineers: the perfect process to manage tech deb
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How I Redesigned My Laravel Blog (Again) - Christoph Rumpel
Every few years, I feel the pressure to redesign my blog. Design trends change fast, and so does my taste. Once I don't like my site anymore, I cannot let go. I need to work on a new redesign. This article is about the latest redesign of my Laravel blog.
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Tailwind CSS Resources you wish you had.
Background story This week I decided to take a look at Tailwind CSS and create a simple e-...
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Why do we need HTTPS? - How HTTPS works
🙀 A cat explains how HTTPS works...in a comic! 😻
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Components, Patterns and Sh*t It’s Hard to Deal With
Marco Cedaro identifies some ideas they tried and discusses the way they approached componentization.
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A simple recipe for framework decoupling — Matthias Noback - Blog
If you want to write applications that are maintainable in the long run, you have to decouple from your framework, ORM, HTTP client, etc. because your application will outlive all of them.
Three simple rules To accomplish framework decoupling you only have to follow these simple rules:
All services should get all their dependencies and configuration values injected as constructor arguments. When a dependency uses IO, you have to introduce an abstraction for it. Other types of objects shouldn’t have service responsibilities. Contextual information should always be passed as method arguments. Explanations Rule 1 Following rule 1 ensures that you’ll never fetch a service ad hoc, e.g. by using Container::get(UserRepository::class). This is needed for framework decoupling because the global static facility that returns the service for you is by definition framework-specific. The same is true for fetching configuration values (e.g. Config::get('email.default_sender')).
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State of Self-Serve Website Building in 2020
The landscape has changed for self-serve business website design and hosting. Our review of three most practical DIY approaches, suitable for a simple static website up-to a full Content Management System (CMS).
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The Ultimate WordPress Security Checklist
WordPress security checklist with the latest and updated methods to secure a WordPress site from a variety of security vulnerabilities.
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GPT3 Empowered Recommendation System | by Cheng He | The Startup | Sep, 202
Recommendation systems are so successful in many products and services we interact with every day. Like 40% of app installs on Google Play and 60% of watch time on YouTube comes from recommendations…
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Violating the Dependency rule — Matthias Noback - Blog
I write about design rules a lot, but I sometimes forget to:
Mention that these rules can’t always be applied, Describe when that would be the case, and Add examples of situations where the rule really doesn’t matter. The rules should work in most cases, but sometimes need to be “violated”. Which is too strong a word anyway. When someone points out to me that I violated a rule, I’m like: Wow! I violated the rule? I’m so sorry! Let’s fix this immediately. Whereas in practice it should be more like: Yeah, I know that rule, but it makes more sense to follow that other rule here, because […]. In other words, pointing out that a certain rule has been violated should not be a sufficient reason to adhere to that rule. My favorite example is “But that violates SRP!” (Single Responsibility Principle). Whoops, I wouldn’t want to do that! Or would I?
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Paperclips
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Tailwind Ink
A tool for creating new color shades based on a neural network and trained with the Tailwindcss palette.
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A high-performance blog template for 11ty
I'm excited to announce the beta-release of eleventy-high-performance-blog–a high-performance blog template for 11ty based on this very...
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Dev & Gear
Discover and get inspired, explore through hundreds of tech products updated daily.
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A decoupled PHP architecture inspired by the Clean Architecture | by Joe Sa
This article would not be possible without the help of Rodrigo Jardim da Fonseca, Edison Junior, and Lemuel Roberto. Disclaimer: I feel like I should address that the architecture I’m about to…
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How to run over 30k tests in under 5 minutes | by Daan van Marsbergen | Sep
At Mollie we’re building a new generation of financial products and a new way of supporting you through them. A product-first approach that our customer can truly benefit from.
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Refactoring PHP - Christoph Rumpel
I've been programming in PHP now for almost ten years, and if there is one thing I learned over this period, it's that readability and simplicity are the keys for maintainable and sustainable code. Every first attempt to write code should be about making it work. Only after that, you should take some time to refactor. This is when I aim for readability and simplicity. Today I see refactoring as one of my main skills. In this post, I share with you my refactoring practices for PHP.
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TALL stack
Learn more about the newest stack for Laravel developers. Full stack, all in Laravel-inspired syntax.
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Blade UI Kit
A set of renderless components to utilise in your Laravel Blade views. Built for the TALL stack. Completely open-source.
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MIT 18.S097: Programming with Categories
In this course we explain how category theory—a branch of mathematics known for its ability to organize the key abstractions that structure much of the mathematical universe—has become useful for writing elegant and maintainable code. In particular, we'll use examples from the Haskell programming language to motivate category-theoretic constructs, and then explain these constructs from a more abstract and inclusive viewpoint. Hands-on programming exercises will be used to demonstrate categorical ideas like 'the universal property of products' in working Haskell code.
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Most favorited Hacker News posts of all time / Tom Larkworthy / Observable
The most favorited articles by the top 10k most active Hacker News members. The list skews toward innovative learning resources and tech career tips, but there is a little of everything. Data was scraped 2020-09-1 from the public favourites lists. This is an observable notebook with the data attached as a file, so you can fork your own analysis if you don't like how I did it (e.g. you could find the favorited Ask HN posts). To calculate the top favourites, I give each member 30 votes to divided over their
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Legacy to Laravel: How to Modernize an Aging PHP Application | Tighten
Many of our clients have legacy PHP apps and want to move to Laravel. We’re often asked "should we rewrite or refactor?" While full rewrites are appealing, they’re also risky. Here’s our approach to gradually refactoring legacy code that lets you start using Laravel right away.
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The BaseCode Podcast | 28: Modernizing your views
In this episode, JMac and Jess discuss ways to modernize your views which make the code less complex and more readable.
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Caching is hard, draw me a picture | APIs You Won't Hate - A community that
Another guest post from our friend Darrel Miller.
This is my attempt to make the HTTPbis caching rules more accessible and hopefully shine a light on how powerful HTTP caching can be.
I’ve been working on a Pluralsight course that talks about how to use the Microsoft HttpClient library. One of the areas I cover is how to take advantage of HTTP caching. In the process I have been doing quite a bit of reading of the HTTPbis spec document on caching. It isn’t the easiest of specifications to re
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Here's What I Change on Every New TailwindCSS Project
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Learning How to Learn Efficiently - DEV
Hello everyone. As you know there are lots of information about programming and related topics. Somet...
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Blog @ Codonomics: Multi-tenant Architectures
Multi-tenancy Application Deployment Architecture could be modeled in 4 broad ways: Separate Apps & Separate Databases Sha...
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Illustration Website Template | Templates | Black Illustrations
FREE illustrator website template built for use in Webflow
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Olaf - Acoustic fingerprinting on the ESP32 and in the Browser - 0110.be
Olaf - Acoustic fingerprinting on the ESP32 and in the Browser
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Dialects in Code: Part 1 - Ross Tuck
Devs can use the same programming language in lots of different ways. I call these ‘dialects.’
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CQRS and Event Sourcing for dummies | Codurance
Our team of dedicated software craftspeople provides consultancy, software development, and training services to clients seeking high quality development processes and software solutions.
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Turbocharged PHP Development with Xdebug, Docker & PHPStorm - Jump24
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Will It CORS? - a CORS debugging tool that actually works.
Literally nobody understands CORS, except this one magic web page
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How I helped fix Canadaʼs COVID Alert app
On July 31st, Canada's COVID Alert app was made available for general use, though it does not have support for actually reporting a diagnosis in most provinces, yet.
In Quebec, we can run the tracing
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A tale of webpage speed, or throwing away React
Back in 2011, I happened to get a job writing Backbone.js app. If you never did that, don’t. I was complaining about difficulties with composition left and right to [...]
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How to Use AVIF: The New Next-Gen Image Compression Format — Lightspeed
How to Use AVIF: The New Next-Gen Image Compression Format August 5, 2020 Dan Klammer Performance Designer Dan Klammer (@danklammer) on Twitter November 2, 2021 Update: Firefox 93 now supports the...
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Symfony 5: guida rapida (Symfony Docs)
Ringraziamenti Di cosa si tratta? Preparazione dell'ambiente di lavoro Presentazione del progetto Da zero al…
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I have built MVC Framework from scratch using PHP for only education purposes : r/PHP
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Learn Playwright & Checkly - Browser Automation
Learn more about Playwright automation & monitoring with Checkly. Explore how to automate your web with a reliable, programmable monitoring workflow.
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Design Books by Womxn & People of Color
Thank you for your support. This book collection has been mentioned in the newsletters of Creative Mornings, Women Talk Design, InVisible Talk, and Neon Moiré. If you find this resource valuable, share with others, and support more work like this for the price of a coffee.
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7 Practical Tips for Cheating at Design | by Adam Wathan & Steve Schoger |
Every web developer inevitably runs into situations where they need to make visual design decisions, whether they like it or not. Maybe the company you work for doesn’t have a full-time designer and…
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https://mbird.biz/writing/do-i-need-kubernetes.html
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(59) Missing Semester IAP 2020 - YouTube
Lecture videos from the class offered during MIT's Independent Activities Period in 2020.
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Tailwind CSS Tips and Tricks - Laravel News
In this post, learn how to solve issues that developers might run into when using Tailwind CSS. Most of the problems can be solved pretty easily, you just need to know a couple of classes to use in the right spots.
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The $4335 Video Course Launch That Made Me Think ????? - Christoph Rumpel
One year ago, I released my first stand-alone video course called Laravel Core Adventures. Since the release, I was looking forward to writing about the experience and the numbers. Still, everything turned out differently than expected (again). It is time to reflect on one year of Laravel Core Adventures.
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Modernizing a Legacy PHP Application
Update Aug, 11: This post was well received on Reddit, so I added new anti-patterns to reflect the comments.
Recently, I had the chance occasion to work on numerous legacy PHP applications. I spotted common anti-patterns that I had to fix. This article is not about rewriting an old PHP application to , but about how to make it more maintainable and less of a hassle to work on.
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How to stop procrastinating by using the Fogg Behavior Model
B J Fogg is a Stanford professor who came up with a simple model of behavior that helps us understand why we take action or not take action at any given moment.
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Chrome Music Lab
Music is for everyone. Play with simple experiments that let anyone, of any age, explore how music works.
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Google Goes Deeper On How It Measures Web Vitals
Martin Splitt from Google went a bit deeper, on Twitter (yes on Twitter), on how Google goes about rendering and measuring what it renders. Here is what Martin Splitt said on Twitter.First, here was
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Enhancements to PHP code coverage in 2020 - doug.codes
In 2003, with the release of Xdebug 1.2, Derick Rethans introduced the ability to collect code coverage data to the PHP ecosystem for the first time. In 2004...
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What I Learned from Doing 60+ Technical Interviews in 30 Days
By Uduak Obong-Eren
In this article, I’ll share my motivation for doing 60+ technical interviews in 30 days. More importantly, I’ll share lessons learned from my failures and my successes.
I’ve grouped the lessons into three categories to match the p...
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Ten modern layouts in one line of CSS
This post highlights a few powerful lines of CSS that do some serious heavy lifting and help you build robust modern layouts.
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IndieLog - Vlogging our Indie journey together
A video community for makers to vlog their startup journey
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Some SQL Tricks of an Application DBA
Some tips and misconceptions about database development I gathered along the way.
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robinsloan/perfect-edition: A lightweight, responsive web e-book template
A lightweight, responsive web e-book template
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The #1 Flashcard App Recommended by Barbara Oakley, PhD
iDoRecall– Easily remember everything that you learn! Spaced-repetition flashcards linked to the facts and concepts in your learning materials that you want to remember. If you struggle with recalling an answer, your source content will open at the exact relevant location.
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