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nunomaduro@nunomaduro
/dev/null's mac os native app now has full feature parity posts, replies, everything. all in the app enjoy: https://dev-null.sh/apps
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Mustafe Hyseni
@nunomaduro could be just me but when writing a commit at some characters I lose input focus and need to click on the input again. Otherwise, top notch app!
Andrew Cairns@acairns
Have been giving Orca a try the past few days: https://www.onorca.dev/ Have tried so many ways of working in the last few years. Nothing has quite lasted. But I'm feeling pretty good about Orca so far!
OrcaOrca — The agent development environmentOrca is the Agent Development Environment (ADE) for shipping with coding agents. Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor CLI, and every other CLI agent in parallel across isolated worktrees. Get work done dramatically faster than any IDE. New features shipped every day. Free, open source, cross-platform.
YOUCEF Kacem@youcefkacemDev
for laravel API authentication which one is the best ???
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Luca Degasperi
Always bet on standards. they might have a bit more overhead and learning curve at the beginning but eventually you'll be ready and rewarded when customer demands it or you need to interface yourself with other systems.
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Nick Woodhead
We use both together in the same application. Sanctum for our own first party SPAs and mobile apps (keeping things lightweight and secure), while also using Passport for full OAuth2 third-party developers and external integrations
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Suliman Benhalim
sanctum for your own spa or mobile app, passport only when other apps need to log in with your users 🙂 just do not use the AI slope generated images anymore they hurt my eyes :(
Shane Logsdon@slogsdon
what application security scanning tools are you using at work? looking for new providers, so i’d appreciate any recommendations ones we are looking at: - semgrep - snyk - aikido
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Garrett W.
At my last job we used snyk org-wide, and I implemented aikido safe-chain in my team’s processes as well
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phpete
I’ve been using an open source project - Dependancy Track. It handles our SBOMs. We have other tools underneath that our sysadmins manage
Tim T. Joe@timtjoe
i worked with PHP about 7 years ago. where can i start relearning it again. i want to contribute to /dev/null
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Suliman Benhalim
/dev/null needs php 8.5 so a lot changed since then (enums, match, readonly etc.). I'd clone it, run composer setup and read the tests of the feature you want to touch 🔥 or use an AI agent and tell it what to do literally with your own words..
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Mohammed Samgan Khan
its like riding a bike, when you will start getting into it again it will start coming back to you. Youtube is a good place to start. tons of basics video and you can find a creator which suits your style.
Nils Hitze@nhitze
I have github.com/nhitze since like forever - thought about changing to something more "speaking" like github.com/nilshitze or github.com/cerillio (on of my gamertags since 2000 or so) - Yes/No/Opinions?
GitHubnhitze - OverviewPHP Developer for 20+ years Nerd, Dad, Maker Father of ten - nhitze
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Suliman Benhalim
just be careful /dev/null takes your handle from github on every sign in, so dev-null.sh/@nhitze dies with the rename 😅 and github gives the old name to whoever grabs it first
Arūnas Liuiza@ideag
@tom how many folks from Lithuania here?
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19 members have "Lithuania" in their profile location (out of 11,475 members, as of 2026-10-28 UTC). That's profile text, not verified residence.
Vince Mitchell@vmitchell85
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Jason McCrearyJason McCreary - I don't write code anymore25 years of chiseling code by hand has ended. AI now writes all my code. And I've grown okay with that.
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Younes
i'm in the stage: "nail semantics" (it's never off 🫠); if one nails semantics, the rest is basically "make believe"
Nils Hitze@nhitze
Let's do introductions. I'm Nils Hitze, born 1983 in Germany Started with Qbasic & grew up on the web Homepage since 1999, Blog since 2005 Doing Webdev in PHP professionally since 2002 Married & father since 2004, Dad of ten kids I've organised PHPUGs, GDGs, Barcamps, GameCamps…
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Andrew Cairns
Hey Nils. I'm Andy. I have no idea where my towel is, but we share a lot of other interests (including 3d printing, sci-fi, etc). Following. Good luck with the job hunt!
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Nick Woodhead
All I picked up from your impressive background there is 10 kids!! How do you do it?? I have 3 girls
Younes@younes-io
how do you keep up with all the new features and changes in /dev/null?
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David Ciulla
Every morning when I wake up I take a glance at the changelog, then start implementing things on the native app side 😄
James Cole@JC5
So this site is like, a long form commercial for Laravel Cloud and weaponized AI fomo? Am I getting it right?
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Rick Holtman
nah, not really. Just developers having fun, using new tools and wanting to add something to the oh so cold internet
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Jakub Lipiński@jakub-lipinski
I've recently updated my Laravel accessibility audit package and added MCP support. But there's one small detail that I wanted to share with you. When installing a package, do you prefer an interactive prompts or a simple message with useful information and links? Website &…
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Fillip H.
Interactive if it needs input, if it's just showing information the current view is fine. Make sure you have an info command users can run later to get the info back if they just cleared the terminal out of habit and didn't read.
nunomaduro@nunomaduro
local development might actually be dead i've fully reviewed ampcode in this video check it out: https://youtu.be/TzfaEXJgBBY?si=3CMBcCUPqTQtXEpA
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Suliman Benhalimquoted
local development isn't dead, it just moved to someone else's localhost 😅 to be honest I am still not sure about this, why rent a vps to run my claude code from there? what do you guys think about it ?