🐘 Want to see which of your dependencies have a new (major) release? There’s a Composer command for that!
— Freek Van der Herten 🔭 (@freekmurze) February 2, 2023
`composer outdated`#php pic.twitter.com/anrEG34M0q
🌶️ #Laravel Tip: Collections hit again!
— Bilal Haidar (@bhaidar) February 3, 2023
transform() & map(), two similar methods performing the same task. The former modifies the collection in place, whereas the latter creates a fresh collection.
See an illustration below 🚀pic.twitter.com/JhzSxjEaoB
🚀 Inertia.js v1.0 is here!
— Inertia.js (@inertiajs) January 14, 2023
🏆 Simplified library structure
✨ Improved TypeScript support
🏎️ Svelte SSR support
⌛Progress indicator now in core
🐆 SSR server now in core
Upgrade guide: https://t.co/vHs2YV8b01
Release notes: https://t.co/sR4478tfMj pic.twitter.com/QEpLnzbLNq
Nice article about a very powerful 💥feature in Laravel Collections … Write Less Code with Laravel Higher Order Messages https://t.co/O6TdB1x0K4
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) November 24, 2022
🍕 Eating your own dogfood … I’ve created a web app to compare two databases using my own package dietercoopman/databasecompare and Filament …
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) October 14, 2022
I will tweak this application and open source it.
The used package 👉 https://t.co/MtYKFaSJV7#livewire #filament #opensource pic.twitter.com/YOJlIjeIxB
🗞️ Is the best coder the best software developer? Let’s think about that 🤓 I give you my opinion https://t.co/83SqsmdV9C
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) October 7, 2022
Thx , this is ux 🎉 pic.twitter.com/bIy8Vpwoav
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) September 6, 2022
🔥 The Laravel news dashboard tile , showing the latest news from @laravelnews at your @spatie_be powered dashboard now has a QrCode , so it’s possible to go and read the article by scanning the code 🔥https://t.co/s4fuF5QHa5 pic.twitter.com/83wr7fzdZZ
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) September 6, 2022
🔥 10 months ago I created this package … 12 000 downloads later I may conclude it might be a useful package … 👍🎉🍾 https://t.co/bjHfGCUX4c
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) September 5, 2022
🎉 want to check if your dns records are ok for sending mail with your Laravel application ? Mailspfchecker can help you with it 🔥 https://t.co/qh91ENZvsc
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) September 5, 2022
🕵️♂️TIL you can easily access private and protected data from objects using PHP's arrow functions. pic.twitter.com/JZ5Lp7JjS1
— Marcel Pociot 🧪 (@marcelpociot) August 10, 2022
I think this feels more readable for all eyes 🤓 it’s a fact 🥸
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) August 10, 2022
🔥Does the 📨 you send with your web application always end up in the recipient's spam folder? This new package will check if your domain is well configured and suggest a solution if not 🧑💻
— Dieter Coopman / Laravel developer (@dietsedev) August 5, 2022
you can try it with 👇
composer require dietercoopman/mailspfchecker pic.twitter.com/EW8VHuUf1r
Laravel Valet 3 Released With Multi-Version PHP Support https://t.co/2wSrXq4GP9 posted by @paulredmond
— Laravel News (@laravelnews) March 30, 2022
I saw that this tweet got a lot of RTs so I wanted to share: For Valet users, this is a lot simpler these days.
— Matt Stauffer (@stauffermatt) March 10, 2022
```
valet use php@8.1 && composer global update
```
That's it! https://t.co/enuQM00eHz