Fillip H.
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Fillip H.
@filliph
Freelance full-stack developer • Senior PHP software engineer • XenForo add-on specialist
- github.com/filliph
- Joined October 2026
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Today was a very bizarre day.
I don’t know why, but the concept of having to voluntarily shutdown my business’ VPS, leaving it like that for hours, just in case the leak rumours were true… Scrambling to SSH in as quickly as possible to run
dnf update sooner rather than later…Bizarre now, but I think it could be a regular occurrence for the next year or so.
Tue, Oct 20
Question for agentic coding enjoyers out there; how do you handle reviewing the code being outputted? I don't trust the outputted code so I always manually review it, but it feels like it's severely limiting what I'm able to produce.
It probably doesn't help that the platform…
Mon, Oct 19
Quoting this as well so everyone knows this is the official term for this kind of tomfoolery and shenanigans
do we call this nullposting
What tool does everyone use to manage their PHP dev sites? I personally use https://yerd.app and I've been loving it thus far, especially the SMTP mail trap.

YerdYerd - Local PHP development environment for macOS & LinuxA fast, rootless, open-source local PHP development environment for macOS and Linux. Serve .test sites over HTTP and HTTPS, run a different PHP version per site, and manage databases, mail, and tooling from one tiny daemon - a Laravel Herd alternative.
Laravel Herd. Zero config, PHP version per site, and it stays out of the way.
Docker, you do not need anything else if you know what you are doing.
I use DDEV, as a bonus you can use https://knecht.works for preview environments and building automations.

KnechtAI Workflows for DDEV ProjectsKnecht boots your DDEV projects on your own server, works the ticket in the running project, and opens a pull request with a preview.
Sun, Oct 18
It really has opened my eyes to what Laravel can do. But I'd expect to see 5-10 JS clones of this site in about ... now.
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