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by kugelblitz 4y ago
1. Regarding the first part, many people want something plug and play. And even if they were plug and play, the problem is that the user experience with debugging might suck, and you don't have AI helpers. 2. There are some unannounced
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Almost ironic the linked page is not www.w3.org/1998/Provider/Style/URI
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I don't even find it that hard to customize. I'm a backend dev at heart, but I develop my own niche side projects. I would use something like Symfony's Webpack Encore (but if I had to start over, I might use something lightwe
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Yeah, started with an Apple TV hooked up to my Sony TV (didn't want Sony / Android connecting to internet). Then got an Apple Watch because of running + vibrating alarm. Had to get the iPhone for the watch, so rented the iPhone 12
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I got a Sony Bravia, but made sure never to enter the wifi password into the TV directly, but rather hook up an Apple TV and only use that. This way I still have a "dumb TV" (apparently impossible to get now). Second option would
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
How do you mean? If the new project without any tests with a PHP 7.2 and MySQL installation and I need to upgrade it to PHP 8.2, I first need to write tests and I can't use PHP 8.2 features until I've upgraded. Composer is the dep
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I work a lot on modernizing codebases. Many times it will be codebases without any proper testing, different versions of frameworks and programming languages, etc. Currently, I'm working in 3 projects at once + my own. Even though it&#
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Has some elements of Maslow's pyramid of needs, perhaps interesting to see what others have looked into. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_need...
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I've worked professionally with PHP as freelancer the last 10 years. I almost only use Symfony and Laravel. But there's also Typo3, Spryker, Magento, Drupal, Shopware, Sylius. I won't touch Wordpress. I worked with it about 1
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Yes, the backward compatibility is a crux on the one hand, on the other hand it has made upgrading PHP versions a breeze. In the past 6 months I updated several code bases from PHP 7 / 8.0 to PHP 8.1 / 8.2, the PHP part was easy (
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Yes, the magic involved in Eloquent ORM, also the central use of Facades or that the models are based on migrations (which uses code comments as a crutch for auto-completion), instead of the migrations being based on the models (how Symfony
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Symfony ships with a local web server. Or use some Docker Compose if you want more advanced stuff. https://symfony.com/doc/current/setup/symfony_server.html
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Uhm, how about PHP attributes, getting rid of comments / annotations? Named arguments? Constructor property promotion? Readonly properties (8.1) / classes (8.2)? Arrow functions or typed properties (both 7.4)? I'd say those a
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
This is the big reason I use Symfony for most of my projects. I do lots of refactoring and modernizing of legacy or non-scalable codebases as a freelancer; with Symfony you can replace it module by module and slowly implement the Symfony fr
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
What's so bad about charging for a service or for tools? Just because some of the MegaCorps offer Javascript frameworks + tools for free, why shouldn't a small competitor be charging a bit of money for work that is built on top of
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
Grunt. Yarn it!
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
> I'm saying, an AI significantly better than what humans can do today, is just as much a fantasy as anti-gravity technology. I think this is a key thing where we have differing opinions. I believe an AI taught to drive safely will
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
No, it doesn't have to be 'almost perfect'. Significantly better than what we have now (people with emotions and imperfect decision-making, ranging from 19 year-old newbie drivers, 45 year old over-confident CEOs with their S
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
I would feel much safer having a more advanced AI (not the current ones) driving cars. It's not like humans get better at driving with each year of driving. Some become more reckless, people become old, some might think they can have s
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by kugelblitz 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Location: Germany Full Stack Web Developer, 10 years of experience Primary: Php / Symfony (from Version 2.x to 6.x) Secondary: Laravel, Vue.js, PostgreSQL, AWS (e.g. Elastic Beanstalk), Docker Interesting things:
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
Not necessarily, under certain conditions, the lawyers can get an advance on the money.
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
Subscribe to our paid service? Enter your bank account in the small form here - and you're in! Unsubscribe? Step 1: Ok, click here. Step 2: Ok, just to make sure, you want to cancel your service? * NO, TAKE ME BACK * cancel Step 3 + 4
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
Check out https://cleancoders.com/ most of the videos are with Uncle Bob. Not the cheapest, but good insights. There's also the book "Clean Code" or you can find a multi part workshop of it on YouTube (but th
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
I don't think you can transfer because the domain doesn't belong to you. yyy.name is the domain, you're "renting" from whoever owns that domain name.
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
I do contract development work, haven't touched Wordpress in 10 years, never touched Drupal. I mostly work with the Symfony and Laravel frameworks.
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
I used to do "regular" freelancing, but nowadays do contract freelancing, which reduces many of the downsides e.g. I get paid by the hour, not by unit of work e.g. a finished module (because clients will usually be like "oh,
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
My daily driver is this one https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_lis... Leopold FC660M, very stable build, doesn't take up too much space and my favorite switches are the Cherry MX Red (linear,
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
Yep, am positively surprised how the product turned out. Plus the launch also went well I think, including a comic manual and even an AMA on reddit; I didn't read of any glitches or anything bad either.
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
I have the webcam on top of my desktop monitor, when I videoconference, I slide the whole monitor lower so that the camera is just above height of my eyes and I put the chat screen on the top of the screen, so the talker on the screen and t
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by kugelblitz 6y ago
I work freelance contract, usually 3 to 12 months at a time as an extension of a dev team. This keeps it technically exciting for me, get to meet new people, and depending on my mood, I might look for projects that are more laid back and ch

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