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Building Laravel apps; Co-founder of #ZenCart Open Source ecommerce software

Canada
Joined February 2009
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Make this your year to get involved in #opensource opensource.com/life/14/1/get…
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Expose works great with @laravelphp Valet. Just type "expose" instead of "valet share" and you're immediately sharing your site with Expose.
💥 Expose just got released! It's a beautiful, fully open-source tunneling service (like ngrok) written entirely in PHP. You can self-host it, use custom subdomains, add basic authentication, and much more! github.com/beyondcode/expose
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Some real gems there! I'm a big fan of Paw by @luckymarmot and Moom by @manytricks ... and I too couldn't live without @alfredapp
🛠 I've updated the blogpost in which I share all apps, settings, fonts and color schemes I use. freek.dev/uses Do let me know which tools you are using, that could be helpful for me and are not a that list.
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Acronym for iPhone Eleven = IE. I hope that doesn't mean we're moving backward to IE days ... :|
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"Nine out of ten doctors recommend @laracasts over competing brands." Loving the new animations in the "Laravel 6 from Scratch" series.
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I did too! Be sure to sign up so you can increase your Laravel knowledge too! laravelsecrets.com
I just signed up at laravelsecrets.com - the book by @bobbybouwmann and @stefanbauerme where they make you a better developer by teaching the why and not the what. Deep dive into all the hidden features of @laravelphp #laravel #laravelsecrets
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👩🏻‍💻Looking to get into contributing to Open Source? I wrote up a little guide to help you get started. Teaches things like what to look for, how to submit a PR, and how to keep forks up to date. Cheers! css-tricks.com/how-to-contri…
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Developers: crontab.guru/ is a quick and simple editor for cron schedule expressions.
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Replying to @tillkruss
Really loving the ease of searching Laravel docs from Alfred, using this Workflow by @tillkruss Thanks @tillkruss !
Pro tip: Why go to laravel.com, if you can search the Laravel docs right within Alfred? github.com/tillkruss/alfred-…
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Hi 👋 my name is Frank, and I'm a software engineer looking for work in (and around) Amsterdam. Want to know more about me? Check out: linkedin.com/pulse/looking-o… Retweets would be very much appreciated 🙌
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The @spatie_be Laravel-Permissions package has been updated to 3.0.0 for preliminary compatibility with @laravelphp 6.0
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Thanks to the #LaraconEU team for another excellent event! Very grateful to have had the chance to give a talk, and for all the chats with amazing people! Looking forward to next year and hearing about the amazing things everyone gets to help create between now and then!
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Replying to @DrByteZC
Even if you think you know everything there is always a thing you don't know 👍
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Great talk by @Phroggyy showing how kubernetes can be deployed easily with Laravel.
Now on stage: Leo Sjoberg talking about Deploying and Scaling Laravel on Kubernetes! #laraconEU
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Excellent reminder by @ktrajchevska at #laraconeu to always keep the end goals in mind when applying architectural principles.
Katerina Trajchevska now on stage giving a talk on Time Driven Development! #laraconEU
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Replying to @m1guelpf
Looking forward to this magical talk by @m1guelpf at #LaraconEU today.
I'm giving an Unconference talk tomorrow! #LaraconEU Join me at 15:00 as I explore the magic that powers Laravel ✨
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3rd rule of programming:- If it works don't touch it
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Jessica’s webinar is a great way to cover the essentials of writing a talk. Check it out!
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Definitely liking the new @laracasts video page changes. 👍 Props @jeffrey_way !
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This!
I believe that tests are the only real way to be confident about your code, and necessary to truly refactor. Without them, I inevitably start to "code scared" as I forget more and more bits of detail.