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My whole app's source code available for $20(laradir.com)
2 points by simonhamp 3y ago|1 comments
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App hits 2k users, makes source code accessible for $20(laradir.com)
4 points by simonhamp 3y ago|1 comments
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TailwindCSS 3.4: *, :has(), subgrid utilities and more(tailwindcss.com)
1 points by simonhamp 3y ago|0 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Hey folks. I didn't create Laradir but I recently acquired it. The site is (perhaps unsurprisingly) built on Laravel and uses a framework called Livewire (similar to Hotwire) to create front-end components tied to backend functionality
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Show HN: Laradir - Where the Best Laravel Developers meet the Best Laravel Teams(laradir.com)
5 points by simonhamp 3y ago|1 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
I'm not the creator of this; it was built by someone in the Laravel community whom I follow on Twitter, Andrew Schmelyun. Nice, clean, straightforward product. Completely free to use
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Suggest.gg: get feedback on content (or other) ideas from your audience(suggest.gg)
1 points by simonhamp 3y ago|1 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
In my experience, you're super wrong about the vast majority of PHP engineers And PHP has wide built-in support for multiple database engines (check out PDO) so this is largely not a part of an ORM. This leaves the ORM to focus on high
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by simonhamp 3y ago
I have a $50 discount available for it on my blog simonhamp dot me - look for a post called A-A-Ron
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by simonhamp 3y ago
It's about 5 hours worth of training in total right now and may expand as time goes on As it's a 'pay once, access forever' model, I think this is reasonable, especially if you hope for your videos to ultimately generate
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Screencasting.com – Learn how to create high-quality screencasts(screencasting.com)
19 points by simonhamp 3y ago|4 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
3 marketers, 1 dev. Keep smashing. Fix the bugs = 44k DAU for demo day Honestly a great piece of subversive commentary on the state of startups generally - I guess applies even more so on the Valley
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Thank you!
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Bought the book the other day and just made a start on reading it. I have a lot of DB experience and am a massive proponent of appropriate indexing, but I know for a fact that Tobias has far more, deeper knowledge than me on this subject an
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by simonhamp 3y ago
First of all, congrats for launching. It takes guts and a whole load of effort, I know that first-hand. And to make it to HN FP and deal with the ensuing onslaught of comments and feedback is no mean feat! I hope the next few days are insig
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by simonhamp 3y ago
One of the things this article alluded to (but I didn't see it explicitly stated) as to why microservices is a default go-to architectural choice: Because then a bunch of engineers can stick it on their résumé and try to get a job at a
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Ask HN: How do you get notified of comments and replies here
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by simonhamp 3y ago
I prefer WET: Write Everything Twice, which I believe carries the same principle and has the nice appearance of being something of a counter to DRY
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by simonhamp 3y ago
It's cool that something good can still come out of this "disaster" - it's a shame that it wasn't kept up, but if this sort of forensic analysis reveals ways to improve cable manufacturing or maintenance routine imp
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Apologies for the self-promotion, but I think this is an important message
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Herd: A fast PHP development environment(herd.laravel.com)
3 points by simonhamp 3y ago|0 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
https://simonhamp.me/blog
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Pines: A beautiful UI library for Alpine and Tailwind(devdojo.com)
2 points by simonhamp 3y ago|0 comments
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Passage, 1Password's Passkeys Implementation for Passwordless Login Everywhere(passage.1password.com)
2 points by simonhamp 3y ago|1 comments
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by simonhamp 3y ago
There was a release just a couple of months ago - that doesn't seem to be "barely maintained"
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by simonhamp 3y ago
How does this compare to Rocket ( https://rocket.rs/ ) - I've just started using Rocket and it seems to provide everything that Hyper does and a lot more out of the box too When would I use Hyper instead of Rocket?
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Maybe you mean 'static' calls? Depends on the context but in most cases these are a convenience, syntactic sugar. Take SendOrderToVendor::dispatch($order)->onQueue('orders'), for example. This could also be written as
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by simonhamp 3y ago
You're absolutely right! PHP is blessed (or maybe cursed, depeding on your perspective) for that. I believe Craft and Statamic share a root in ExpressionEngine, which I loved also. I've only used Craft a little bit, for me the big
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by simonhamp 3y ago
Making "complex tasks seem readable and intuitive to the layman" is no bad thing - besides other engineers, future you could become a 'layman' easily. Readable, expressive code is something I've come to value high
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by simonhamp 3y ago
And come check out NativePHP[1] where you can build native desktop apps using Electron or Tauri + PHP Starting with Laravel support and launching soon [1]: https://twitter.com/search?q=nativephp&src=typed_query

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