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Probably you’ll never use this way of sorting in a real app, but it’s kinda cool that it’ll work. Read more
Probably you’ll never use this way of sorting in a real app, but it’s kinda cool that it’ll work. Read more
The Laravel team released the next major version of Laravel Valet (3.0), which introduces running multiple versions of PHP in Valet applications side-by-side.
In this article, Louis Lazaris describes and demonstrates some interesting HTML attributes that you may or may not have heard of and perhaps find useful enough to personally use in one of your projects. Read Read more…
Shawn McCool shares some interesting thoughts on how things should be named. Read more
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I'm happy to announce that we have released Visit. This tool can display the response of any URL. Think of it as curl for humans. By default, the output will be colourized, and the response code and time will be displayed after the response.
JSON responses will be colourized by default as well.
And there's integration with Laravel: it can log in any user, report the numbers of queries used to build up the response, and more.
I'd like to tell you all about it in this blog post.
Are you getting errors with laravels groupBy()? Here is short explanation of why. Read more
You might think that the way your store your data isn’t really that important. Well it’s more important than you think it is. A good database design just like good clean code is the key Read more…
Programming languages all have erected-in data types, but these frequently differ from one language to another. This post attempts to list the erected-in data structures available in JavaScript and what properties they have. In this Read more…
I made a script to easily take consistent measurements using Apache Benchmark. It includes an easy way to compare multiple measurements in a visual way. Read more
This talk by Kevlin Henney looks at how a handful of coding habits, design practices and assumptions can systematically balloon code and compound its accidental complexity.