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60% of people on this platform right now (in real time), are using their phones
The phone experience is actually really nice! And it's a better place to scroll through when waiting for public transport than my previous social platform, more of what I'm interested in and less of what I'm definitely not
because of laravel, pest, inertia
QuotingRRieshat@MrMySQL@nunomaduro why did you choose PHP in the era of AI?
What would you use on a new project? And tell me why in the comments 😄
Seems like Vue preference due to syntax is a common reason, which I share. I also just enjoy working with it more and I might be wrong but it doesn't seem to reinvent the way it does stuff as much? Honestly not enough experience in React to make an authoritative call, but seems…
Spending some time to overhaul old side projects so that old amazing users can continue to use them!
@nunomaduro I might be printing the first /dev/null "goodies" since the publication of the brand kit 😅
Show threadHey, this project is such a great example of "you can just do things"!
It's also great as a MARKETING example, from those who have a crazy idea and find enough like-minded crazy people who together make it all go SUPER-viral.
So viral that I've been invited to join by 10+…
Does anybody else here listen to podcast over music most part of the time while coding? 🤔
so, @paulinevos is going to lead a pretty wild experiment: turning /dev/null into the world’s first agentic social network
the idea: our users open issues directly on the app; those issues get picked up automatically by remote amp code agents running in the cloud.. the agents…
Did you know all /dev/null development coordination is done on /dev/null itself with a remote group?
what's one tool you added to your dev setup this year that you'd never go back from?
mine: an always-on headless linux box that runs my agents while i sleep
@brendt raised an issue this morning that is very likely true: the more users we add, the more important categorization becomes. once you arrive, you should instantly get connected to groups that talk about the topics you like, php, laravel, next, rails, all of those
we don't…
Create an Interest Tab, then use existing semantic search for the topics of interest, all merged into a single
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