A storm in a glass of water
I just read a post about PHP 8 that I couldn't just silently ignore. If you want to read it first, go check it out.
With a fitting...
Jan 20th 2021
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stitcher.io
If it were up to me
If it were up to me, I'd change a thing or two about PHP.
Of course, I don't have anything to say about PHP's development, and that's ok. I still...
Jan 13th 2021
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stitcher.io
Websites should be more like Star Wars
I have to admit I'm not the biggest Star Wars fan, but I can enjoy one of the movies from time to time. Whenever I watch one there is one...
Jan 10th 2021
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stitcher.io
Introducing Ray: a debugging tool for pragmatic developers
I'm proud to announce the immediate release of Ray, a desktop app that vastly improves your debugging experience. Ray is a dedicated window to send dumped values to. It...
Jan 7th 2021
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freek.dev
Announcing our secret project
These past few months, my team and I have worked on something that we think will be very usefull for PHP and Laravel devs. At 14:30 CEST you can see me...
Jan 7th 2021
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freek.dev
Some notes on slow queues and Redis over TLS
When playing around with a load testing tool and Laravel queues I started noticing a weird pattern: every 22 dispatched jobs, there would be a 5 second delay on all...
Jan 4th 2021
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alexvanderbist.com
jq
I rediscovered jq the other day, a little command line tool to format, read, and transform JSON from the command line.
Jq falls into one of my favorite categories of...
Jan 4th 2021
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sebastiandedeyne.com
How to be right on the internet
The internet is a wonderful place. It's full of knowledge, it enables us to stay close to family and friends, and sometimes there are people who get under your skin...
Dec 31st 2020
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stitcher.io
A recap of 2020
What a year this has been. I guess that in January, nobody suspected that we'd got ourselves a worldwide pandemic on our hands. For many people, 2020 has been a pretty...
Dec 21st 2020
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freek.dev
Using Laravel Blade with Statamic
Dec 21st 2020
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rias.be