hey everyone, i just put together a full review of php 8.6 covering the new features and changes. hope you find it useful!
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Nuno has created dozens of popular open-source projects, including Laravel Zero, Collision, Larastan, PHP Insights, Termwind, and the second most used PHP Testing Framework in the world: PEST. All these packages combined have been downloaded more than 200 million times, and all of them try to make the PHP ecosystem a better place.
Nuno has a very close relationship with the Laravel community, the most popular PHP framework in the world. As a core team member, Nuno has developed and maintained multiple Laravel projects and features that are being used by companies over the world. Including The New York Times, Disney, Twitch, and more.
As a speaker, Nuno has spoken in dozens of countries, including Laracon India, Laracon EU, PHP Italy, Forum PHP, and PHP Serbia. Nuno’s conference talks are usually around the open-source tools he built, PHP, Laravel, and the content is mostly live code.
Nuno also organizes online and in-person community meetups. As an example, he organized the latest Laravel France, most recently, he created the PHP Lisbon user group.
Nuno has a vast experience with the Serverless technology. At Laravel, he maintains the product Laravel Vapor — a serverless deployment platform, powered by AWS.
Hope you find this video useful!
watch this and let me know what you think
video here: https://youtu.be/TjjX5-8v-0c?si=sLPF78cxDrRgim87
just released an interview i did with tanner linsley, creator of tanstack
we discussed tanstack start, tanstack vs next.js, why next js can feel too magical, react server components, typescript inference, whether tanstack could ever become something like laravel or rails, and more
would love to hear what you think
just published a full review of Laravel's new AI SDK (agents, images, audio, tools, etc)..
sharing in case it's helpful.. happy to answer questions!
if you haven’t heard of this rector extension before, here’s a nice video about it..
Tech: PHP & Laravel
PHP internals are cooking, and the PHP Foundation is doing some solid work!
> There will be a DigitalOcean 1-Click app
I am not familiar with the "DigitalOcean 1-Click app".
> And what are your long-term plans for this side project?
I'm not entirely sure here, especially because I'm not sure how to monetize the platform. However, I'm truly having fun building this project, so I guess I will keep building cool stuff on the platform in the coming weeks.
Full details here: https://youtu.be/SaMoPZwdOCY.
If you add this attribute to a method, PHP will check/validate that there's a method with the same name in the parent class or in any of the interfaces it uses.
After 400+ commits, 3 betas, seven months - and endless hours of open-source contributions - PEST has finally reached its first stable public release.
First, thanks @MindGods for sharing PHP Insights on Hacker News!
To answer some question on the comments:
The goal of PHP Insights is not to perform type checking, for that we already have PHPStan and Psalm. And both already work great by default.
PHP Insights wraps tools like PHP CS, or PHP CS Fixer, putting each check/sniff within a specific category: A missing blank space is related to coding style. On the other end, having mutable objects can be considered a code quality problem.
So, once we have those checks performed, we show a well-designed console interface that shows developers the results per category in a human-readable form: with a score, percentages, etc.
Besides, it's designed to work out-of-the-box with Laravel, Symfony, and others. In other words, we have prepared a set of presets, that represent the conventions per framework, so when people launch PHP Insights within a Magento2 project, their project will be analyzed following the Magento conventions.
Long live PHP!