rabbiveesh

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by rabbiveesh 12d ago
The not having PHP locally installed is a reasonable decision - if your dev environment is dockerized, then you can debug it for everyone at the same time (I have wrangled many MANY local envs in my day, and I prefer it this way). Of course
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by rabbiveesh 12d ago
Part of the reason i didn't just pick PHP also was that I was testing a workflow where I would let claude write the whole thing, while just making sure to validate it externally. My experience with agents writing PHP was less than stel
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by rabbiveesh 12d ago
The experience where I was working was that nobody would run dump-autoload in their dev environment because it would take upwards of five minutes. This was even after solving all of the surprises that we had with our docker setup. In our ca
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Composr – a Rust rewrite of PHP's package manager(github.com)
1 points by rabbiveesh 12d ago|6 comments
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by rabbiveesh 12d ago
I built this a while ago b/c composer is written in php for (almost) no reason. Rust is faster, and it's also Rust. The goal was to cover the annoying bits of working on a php project - install and autoload generation. Install is
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Two halves make a hole – when availability features aren't(veesh.me)
2 points by rabbiveesh 25d ago|0 comments
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by rabbiveesh 3mo ago
Thanks! I'm very actively developing it right now so if there are feature requests please open issues on github
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Show HN: perl-lsp – annotation free static analysis for Perl(github.com)
3 points by rabbiveesh 3mo ago|3 comments
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by rabbiveesh 3y ago
I'm currently writing perl with a team, and I find that so long as you write in a way that looks good, there's no issue with other people reading the code either. And that still happens at stream-of-conciousness.
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by rabbiveesh 3y ago
were the answers at least in the form of questions?
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by rabbiveesh 6y ago
I write new things in Perl all the time. Deploying highly functional backend services using Mojolicious, a framework which is VERY actively developed.