Makefiles for automation and better dev-UI
As our projects grow in complexity, the list of tools they require also grows and remembering how to use all of them (with their different
Tooling
Chrome alternatives for devs
What’s up with Chrome? Recently Google has been in the headlines a lot due to an upcoming change affecting Chrome, but the gist of
Using Prettier in PHP
What is Prettier? Originally from the Javascript ecosystem, Prettier is a code which means it takes your code and makes it – as its name suggests
Don't Notion shine when she's gone?
Becoming enotionally involved? This blogpost explains why we really like the all-in-one workspace to write, plan, collaborate, and get organized.
Otto: First Impressions
A new tool called Otto came out recently. It’s a tool from Hashicorp. At the project homepage we can see the headline “meet the
Set Blackfire to the rain
If you’ve ever worked on any PHP application, or package, or anything you know that debugging performance issues is hard. There are several ways
Webpack your bags
Last updated: December 2020 By now you’ve probably heard about this new cool tool on the block called Webpack. If you haven’t looked
Laravel's Ecosystem
Laravel is awesome. Not just the framework, but its ecosystem. Let me walk you through it and show some of the beauties arround this community.
Tilde and caret version constraints in Composer
When installing a dependency, we are used to installing a version that adheres to a known public interface and does what it promises. That way
Use gitattributes to keep your tests out of other people's production
A quick tip here, for all PHP developers out there who author packages registered on packagist.org. Add a .gitattributes file in the root of
WP-CLI: WordPress Command Line Tools
Have you ever tried to automate WordPress upgrade tasks or deployments? I did, it was a big pain. Sometimes I would find myself updating WordPress