Windows Terminal changes for allowing SHIFT+<enter> to insert a new line in the Claude Code prompt box\
This is essentially a keybinding that executes a custom action. You presset SHIFT+<enter> and the terminal inserts a \n character
My sanity will be restored!
This is essentially a keybinding that executes a custom action. You presset SHIFT+<enter> and the terminal inserts a \n character
My sanity will be restored!
February 11, 2026 at 1:54 PM
Windows Terminal changes for allowing SHIFT+<enter> to insert a new line in the Claude Code prompt box\
This is essentially a keybinding that executes a custom action. You presset SHIFT+<enter> and the terminal inserts a \n character
My sanity will be restored!
This is essentially a keybinding that executes a custom action. You presset SHIFT+<enter> and the terminal inserts a \n character
My sanity will be restored!
@ianlandsman.com just started the 2026 predictions episode and here's a 1st party claude code plugin for a looping agent.
My first go with resulted in a single iteration, but I suspect the work is just complete (haven't had time to verify).
My first go with resulted in a single iteration, but I suspect the work is just complete (haven't had time to verify).
try this: github.com/anthropics/c...
claude-code/plugins/ralph-wiggum at main · anthropics/claude-code
Claude Code is an agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal, understands your codebase, and helps you code faster by executing routine tasks, explaining complex code, and handling git workflo...
github.com
December 31, 2025 at 8:19 PM
@ianlandsman.com just started the 2026 predictions episode and here's a 1st party claude code plugin for a looping agent.
My first go with resulted in a single iteration, but I suspect the work is just complete (haven't had time to verify).
My first go with resulted in a single iteration, but I suspect the work is just complete (haven't had time to verify).
I'm hoping someone has some tips for this:
With Claude Code, I have a huge Postman JSON file that details an API. I've given to Claude as a file in the repo.
I'm writing a Saloon wrapper around this API.
I cannot for the life of me get Claude to just keep going until every endpoint is implemented
With Claude Code, I have a huge Postman JSON file that details an API. I've given to Claude as a file in the repo.
I'm writing a Saloon wrapper around this API.
I cannot for the life of me get Claude to just keep going until every endpoint is implemented
December 31, 2025 at 1:41 PM
I'm hoping someone has some tips for this:
With Claude Code, I have a huge Postman JSON file that details an API. I've given to Claude as a file in the repo.
I'm writing a Saloon wrapper around this API.
I cannot for the life of me get Claude to just keep going until every endpoint is implemented
With Claude Code, I have a huge Postman JSON file that details an API. I've given to Claude as a file in the repo.
I'm writing a Saloon wrapper around this API.
I cannot for the life of me get Claude to just keep going until every endpoint is implemented
Been playing Connections for 2 months and it's my first Hank Green completion!
Connections
Puzzle #905
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Connections
Puzzle #905
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December 3, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Been playing Connections for 2 months and it's my first Hank Green completion!
Connections
Puzzle #905
🟪🟪🟪🟪
🟦🟦🟦🟦
🟩🟩🟩🟩
🟨🟨🟨🟨
Connections
Puzzle #905
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🟦🟦🟦🟦
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I surely can't be the only Laravel developer with multiple databases used by the app. One of the databases has 200+tables.
The schema loading and migrations take way too long when running tests. parallel tests, 16x worse, one for each process.
Any tips out there that I'm missing?
The schema loading and migrations take way too long when running tests. parallel tests, 16x worse, one for each process.
Any tips out there that I'm missing?
November 11, 2025 at 5:07 PM
I surely can't be the only Laravel developer with multiple databases used by the app. One of the databases has 200+tables.
The schema loading and migrations take way too long when running tests. parallel tests, 16x worse, one for each process.
Any tips out there that I'm missing?
The schema loading and migrations take way too long when running tests. parallel tests, 16x worse, one for each process.
Any tips out there that I'm missing?
How to Build the Fastest Truck in the World
YouTube video by JerryRigEverything
youtu.be
October 5, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Thank you OpenAI for the helpful option
September 9, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Thank you OpenAI for the helpful option
Hey @alexjustesen.com, thanks for github.com/alexjustesen...!
I came across for the homelab and the name looked very familiar. We had just chatted about Laravel Sail and cross-subdomain session cookies during development.
Small world!
I came across for the homelab and the name looked very familiar. We had just chatted about Laravel Sail and cross-subdomain session cookies during development.
Small world!
July 28, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Hey @alexjustesen.com, thanks for github.com/alexjustesen...!
I came across for the homelab and the name looked very familiar. We had just chatted about Laravel Sail and cross-subdomain session cookies during development.
Small world!
I came across for the homelab and the name looked very familiar. We had just chatted about Laravel Sail and cross-subdomain session cookies during development.
Small world!
@phpxmsp.com
We were talking about passkeys and I mentioned that I saw a package for it
I guess I didn't read the article closely enough. Of course it's a @spatie.be package :)
We were talking about passkeys and I mentioned that I saw a package for it
I guess I didn't read the article closely enough. Of course it's a @spatie.be package :)
🚀 Introducing spatie/laravel-passkey, a new package to handle passkeys in Laravel 🔑
spatie.be/blog/a-packa...
spatie.be/blog/a-packa...
A package to handle passkeys in Laravel
Passkeys are very convenient for users to log in: they don’t have to type in an email/password, you aren’t redirected to a third party for authentication, and it’s fast.
We've made a new package that ...
spatie.be
May 9, 2025 at 6:36 PM
@phpxmsp.com
We were talking about passkeys and I mentioned that I saw a package for it
I guess I didn't read the article closely enough. Of course it's a @spatie.be package :)
We were talking about passkeys and I mentioned that I saw a package for it
I guess I didn't read the article closely enough. Of course it's a @spatie.be package :)
