No one in this list was brave enough to link their Mastodon account, or any other social media other than Twitter, though I do find it interesting they chose to use the old bird logo instead of the new X logo. https://laracon.us/#speakers
Mateus Guimarães is walking through the PHP request lifecycle and how it differs from what Laravel Octane does as the last talk prior to lunch on the first day of #Laracon
Watching my first ever Laracon on YouTube and it's very cool to me to see a PHP conference in the style of a physical product company keynote (obviously Apple comes to mind). I think this sort of thing raises the profile of the language and, I dunno, I just really like that. That is all. #laravel #laracon
Wassup!
Been offline for a few weeks - needed a break from everything.
Now waiting for a flight to Sydney to join a bunch of great people going to #LaraconAU #Laracon #Laravel #PHP
Introducing Stressless, stress testing with PEST
Releasing TODAY!
Tapping into the power of junior developers
Presented by Rissa Jackson
The line for the #Laracon venue is around two sides of the block.
Livestream of Laracon US on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/VmXbw9GU1SU
Josh Hanley for Building a Maintainable Livewire Application
- Use page components
- Follow a naming convention (class names, functions, etc)
- Organise things into folders (by function, or by domain)
- Use computed properties (memo-ised, cached)
- Consistent component structure (keep the order of functions the same across classes)
- Extract form objects (properties, validation, rules) then `$this->form->fromModel($model)`
- Change action methods to action classes
