Thomas @_SimplyThomas

Full Stack Developer. Specializing in Laravel and VueJs. Husband of one. Father of two. Always eager to learn and teach others. thomaskrug.com Maryland, USA Joined June 2014

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Eduardo.𝚟𝚞𝚎 @posva

6 years ago

Portals coming to Vue Core 🚀 github.com/vuejs/rfcs/pul…

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Daniel Rosenwasser @drosenwasser

6 years ago

Optional Chaining just moved to Stage 4 at TC39! 🎉 ?. is now part of ES2020!

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Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish

6 years ago

Full stack devs: Those front end devs really need to skill up in other areas. Also full stack devs:

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Getting your code into production consistently, reliably, and 1000x a month requires end-to-end automation, from code to cloud. GitHub Actions and Packages make it as easy as 1, 2, 3. And now both are out of beta and available for everyone 🙌 #GitHubUniverse

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Stan @franticnews

6 years ago

Holy crap new 16-inch MacBook Pro has a physical escape key! Apple backtracked on something. This is progress.

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Firefox DevTools @FirefoxDevTools

6 years ago

Did you know Firefox's about:performance? 🔋 Easily find the tab, iframe or extension that churns your CPU, spins your fan and drains your battery 🧱 Find and close the memory-leaking tabs to free precious RAM Also available via hamburger menu: More > Task Manager

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Henrik Joreteg @HenrikJoreteg

6 years ago

99% of software development is learning how not to shoot yourself in the foot as you add features.

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@levelsio @levelsio

6 years ago

Current MacBook Pro status: - external keyboard on top because internal keyboard broken - frozen shrimp as ice pack to stop overheating while browsing the web

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Micah Hausler @micahhausler

6 years ago

I am a Senior Engineer at AWS, and I lost half a day to EC2 Security Group rules

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I Am Devloper @iamdevloper

6 years ago

STOP making fun of different js frameworks Vue is FAST React is POPULAR Svelte is COOL Polymer is BEAUTIFUL Angular Aurelia is INTRIGUING

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Ives van Hoorne @CompuIves

6 years ago

I've seen far more projects fail from overengineering rather than from underengineering. It's very easy to overengineer and I need to constantly remind myself to keep it simple.

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GitHub @github

6 years ago

👋 @laravelphp... congrats on the 6.0 upgrade! ✓ Semantic versioning ✓ Laravel Vapor compatibility ✓ Lazy collections Learn more with the release notes, upgrade guide, and more. github.co/2MWyaWk

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NextGenDev @NextGenDev_AI

6 years ago

The Surprising Results Of VueJS Conditional Rendering ‘v-if’ by Corey McCormick link.medium.com/6AHVLoiiDX #vuejs

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Laravel News @laravelnews

7 years ago

PHP dotenv 3.0 Released laravel-news.com/phpdotenv-3-0 by @paulredmond

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Vue @vuejs

7 years ago

Many of you have been asking about when 3.0 will come out - we’ve laid out the details in the new roadmap: github.com/vuejs/vue/proj… (LTDR: aiming for end of Q2 2019)

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Krystal Campioni @krystalcampioni

7 years ago

🎊🎉

Laracon EU @LaraconEU

7 years ago

🎊🎉

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Marcel Pociot 🧪 @marcelpociot

7 years ago

If you use custom Request classes, be sure to extend the FormRequest class. The regular Request class does not have access to the route parameters.

Ahmed Mohamed Abd El Ftah @amaelftah

7 years ago

If you use custom Request classes, be sure to extend the FormRequest class. The regular Request class does not have access to the route parameters.

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Noah Veltman @veltman

7 years ago

key to getting in shape faster is joining a gym you can't exit

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Programming Wisdom @CodeWisdom

7 years ago

"Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad." - Cory House

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Chris Coyier @chriscoyier

7 years ago

You know like when your parents ask you a technology question and you don’t know the answer but you figure out and fix the problem anyway through troubleshooting? That’s why you should apply to basically any job you want.