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My left ear enjoyed this.

nice share, love it <3

I wish some PHP version in the future will bring us native WebSockets..

another benefit of property hooks is that it finally allows you to enforce properties in an interface

to fix your audio issues if you ever have this export the video in mono

Oy! What happened with dual channel voice? Can only hear you on the left ear O_O please fix for next time since your videos are actually awesome

What a great summary, good job!

Please fix your sound. There's no right audio on this video

Thanks for the video!

I don't think you can have a "write only" attribute. If you can write, you can read, you just read the value of that property. If you don't define a "get" hook, you get the original. Defining the get hook just allows you to do some cool stuff behind the scenes like in the full name example. In that example, if you didn't have a get, you would just get back an empty string because last name is never truly set.

how about setting up sail/composer/pest/mysql within the remote env?

Huge thank you again for having me on the podcast! 😄

PHP runs on the command line. In fact, it's better on the command line than as a web language. Yet PHP continues to refuse to advertise itself as a CLI language. The end result is that people use vastly inferior languages like Python and Javascript on the command line because they don't know that PHP can run on the command line.

as for your sponsor: phpstorm is the most shitty ever app; fuxxing java is garbage !!! so ... to the trash bin with this shit!!!

Posting looks pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

IMO, it's better and simpler using captainhook to run code fixing tools before commiting.

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Hi Scott, used to use make as well, but recently stepped over to taskfile. It's a bit more powerful.

Hey scott, just wanted to drop in and say thanks for the quality content, it might not get a ton of views, but its appreciated!

Hi. Pls do consider making tutorials with htmx.

Thank you Scott, I use make all the time and just learned some new things from you. That `touch composer.json` trick to not always run install is great. The variable alias to check just changed files is just great. I need to add those to mine. Something we do, that you might like. Instead of having to do `make -f Makefile.local` is you can put `-include Makefile.local` in your main Makefile. It will include it if it exists, so you don't need to add the `-f` switch. We actually keep ours in `.local/Makefile` and have `.local` in our `.gitignore` Great Work!

The fact that I'm learning today that PHP is faster than Python or Ruby is nuts!!!! I really enjoyed the discussion, by the way. I'm also a PHP/Laravel developer, so anything PHP, I'm in.

Super nice video! Thank you!

This was a great episode, great listen!

thanks for the consitancy man . just subscribed.

Thank you for this video, it helped med a lot, especially with the backed enum.

Isn't recursion the one with depth-first and with the stack we have a breadth-first search? With the stack solution shown we are reading all elements in the current directory first and pushing new directories to the stack and then starting a new loop iteration with the last directory added to the stack. With recursion one "goes into" another recursion step as long as a directory is encountered.

Very good format for video series. Didn't know about some methods. Thanks

Thanks for this video. It was very informative.

I am not sure where the config file goes. Is it the obvious config folder?

This is a good video. This is something I will need to try. So one last question from my end. Do I need to first configure nginx for my server before doing this?

Hey there, thanks for the great video. Any idea where I can find the Discord? I checked the PHP TEK website and I can't find it.

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Glad audio sounds better. One of the podcasts from a couple of month sounded noisy and it kept me from listening you again ;)

I am very excited for this keynote and happy that April is joining us at php[tek] this year.

Thank you for this, people in tech treat each other as computers.We need more empathy

Thank you April. Couldn't agree more on how important empathy is and hope the industry continues to increase the importance of the soft skills

Agreed April 🙌 Rarely has a conference I have attended talk about the soft skills

Good!. I learned about rector.php this week, I did the tests acquired through github, everything was great. I ran into a problem, I couldn't create a rule, I think it's simple, generate a rule where when it finds utf8_decode() it refactors to iconv() or mb_convert_encoding(). I'm trying to refactor php 5.2 to 7.4

Maybe a Full course on CI/CD with Docker and Kubernetes could be helpful to learn, with PHP stack, MySQL along with Redis, a project-based course.

A straightforward video. Thanks for that.!!

Hey great video but the sound and editing can be a lot better friend, the audio only plays in one side of the speaker 😂, are you interested in a personal video editor?

Otimo video

Wow. What is the benefit of using a stack object of just simply using an array? It seems that the stack object would be way slower.

THx for this php podcast

sorry to say, your code is not readable to me🙁

Nice quick intro to PHPStan🎉❤

Glad to see these PHP updates.