
https://xitter.cf/t.co/jcqvqJ4ATg - web application development for self and others. Laravel enthusiast. Laracasts leaderboard #1
Mansfield, UK
Joined December 2008
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Loving Nectar Woode new EP. Think Nora Jones meets Jungle (the group). #onlyhappens #nectarwoode
I was really looking forward to fibre broadband installation today from @youfibre but they cancelled because of the wind. What's not acceptable is being pushed to the back of the queue and a wait until 10th Feb !
A really interesting article and stark reminder for anyone responsible for designing APIs especially if you have the mindset that this API is only for your frontend/backend integration. eaton-works.com/2024/12/19/m…
Laravel just patched a vulnerability affecting all versions github.com/advisories/GHSA-g…
Does anyone else get glamorous women following them every day? Or is it just me?
I'm blocking them every day. This latest one is following over 7500 innocents.
People saying @calebporzio new Flux UI kit is for livewire. I don't think it is ? Its for Laravel projects of all flavours surely? Either way, smashed out the park.
As seen in the @laraconUS car park this morning
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🚨 Joe Watkins @krakjoe, a pillar of the PHP community and one of the creators of @ThePHPF, needs help!
After battling severe health issues, he's facing homelessness & loss of life-saving meds. Please donate if you can and help reshare ❤️🩹
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Whats afoot here? RandomPerp follows me. I ignore it. Following day I get notification alert that RandomPerp has tweeted some propaganda for Trump. Why does their spam end in my notifications?
whats happened to @lifehacker. It used to be useful stuff, now 100% adverts for 'deals', and every 5 minutes seemingly
I love to build a house with @laravelphp , I love to paint it with Javascript. Thats it, no drama.
TIL use @Tinkerwellapp to quickly create adhoc csv exports of production data using the eloquent models and relationships you already understand. Thanks @beyondcode
Run the query in tinkerwell. Switch to table view and press export. The result is a CSV file which you can open in anything...






