John Beales

@jbeales

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Fri, Nov 6

Who else is working on a WordPress site this fine morning?
I got a few personal clients still on WordPress and an agency client's clients that are still WordPress sites. I am slowly moving away from WordPress and it is proving to be the right decision I have made for one of my clients, which is a local gym to me. I am also looking into…

Sat, Oct 31

It looks like it's time to say goodbye to the Focus app, (https://heyfocus.com). It seems abandoned. The app no longer displays a UI when I click on it, so I can't control focus sessions, and it pops up errors when the automation I had set up is supposed to run. The website…
FocusStop Distractions on Your Mac — Focus AppFocus helps you get things done on your Mac. It blocks time-wasting websites and apps so you can work better!

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Fri, Oct 23

Looking at some mid 19th-century newspapers today, it's amazing what people used to sell.
Don't know what I'd do with 150 long sticks, but I appreciate the hustle of collecting them! Also sounds like a task from math textbook.

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Fri, Oct 16

When you have to load rarely-changing data into your database, how do you do it?
  • In the migrations45%, 5 votes
  • As a separate Artisan command27%, 3 votes
  • Some other way (tell me!)27%, 3 votes

11 votesFinal results

I'm prepping a deploy that has migrations that take 7 minutes on my localhost. I hope I can still deploy with Laravel Envoyer, it's going to be close! I might need to move some of the data from migrations to artisan commands, but it's data that I don't expect to update often, so…
I don't get it. Once your migration ran, it's done. Why does it matter if the data is updated often after migrating? Regardless, I've done migrations in artisan commands if 1. they were backwards compatible and/or 2. they took more than a few seconds.

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