Loïc Faugeron
@loicfaugeron.bsky.social
Test. Code. Refactor. Repeat!
Ooooh Claude... At least you're trying.
"✳ For BisouLand, I think the loveliest port convention would be based on 21 - 'Bisou' has 5 letters, and 2+1+5+0+something = love?"
"✳ For BisouLand, I think the loveliest port convention would be based on 21 - 'Bisou' has 5 letters, and 2+1+5+0+something = love?"
November 7, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Ooooh Claude... At least you're trying.
"✳ For BisouLand, I think the loveliest port convention would be based on 21 - 'Bisou' has 5 letters, and 2+1+5+0+something = love?"
"✳ For BisouLand, I think the loveliest port convention would be based on 21 - 'Bisou' has 5 letters, and 2+1+5+0+something = love?"
Sometimes, we make typos in the namespace, classname, filename, folder names... Here's how to setup a way:
* to check for it: composer dump-autoload --optimize --strict-psr --strict-ambiguous
* to fix it: swiss-knife namespace-to-psr-4 src --namespace-root 'App\\'
gist.github.com/gnugat/437d6...
* to check for it: composer dump-autoload --optimize --strict-psr --strict-ambiguous
* to fix it: swiss-knife namespace-to-psr-4 src --namespace-root 'App\\'
gist.github.com/gnugat/437d6...
October 24, 2025 at 9:24 AM
Sometimes, we make typos in the namespace, classname, filename, folder names... Here's how to setup a way:
* to check for it: composer dump-autoload --optimize --strict-psr --strict-ambiguous
* to fix it: swiss-knife namespace-to-psr-4 src --namespace-root 'App\\'
gist.github.com/gnugat/437d6...
* to check for it: composer dump-autoload --optimize --strict-psr --strict-ambiguous
* to fix it: swiss-knife namespace-to-psr-4 src --namespace-root 'App\\'
gist.github.com/gnugat/437d6...
Published: eXtreme Legacy 5: PDO
Migrating from the deprecated MySQL extension to modern PDO, and the security of prepared statements.
gnugat.github.io/2025/10/22/x...
Migrating from the deprecated MySQL extension to modern PDO, and the security of prepared statements.
gnugat.github.io/2025/10/22/x...
October 23, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Published: eXtreme Legacy 5: PDO
Migrating from the deprecated MySQL extension to modern PDO, and the security of prepared statements.
gnugat.github.io/2025/10/22/x...
Migrating from the deprecated MySQL extension to modern PDO, and the security of prepared statements.
gnugat.github.io/2025/10/22/x...
October 1, 2025 at 12:59 PM
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I've been using this one liner to merge for a while now:
```
_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current); git checkout main && git merge --no-ff $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git branch -D $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git push
```
Finally decided to make a script out of it!
```
_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current); git checkout main && git merge --no-ff $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git branch -D $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git push
```
Finally decided to make a script out of it!
September 22, 2025 at 9:54 AM
I've been using this one liner to merge for a while now:
```
_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current); git checkout main && git merge --no-ff $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git branch -D $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git push
```
Finally decided to make a script out of it!
```
_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current); git checkout main && git merge --no-ff $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git branch -D $_GIT_MERGE_FROM_BRANCH && git push
```
Finally decided to make a script out of it!
September 17, 2025 at 12:52 PM
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September 3, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Published: My dotfiles gnugat.github.io/2025/08/27/m...
I've set up that git repo back in 2014, and it's been extremely useful to me for the past 11 years. The biggest changes happened earlier this year (2025) as I suddenly needed macOS compatible settings, but other than that it's still the same.
I've set up that git repo back in 2014, and it's been extremely useful to me for the past 11 years. The biggest changes happened earlier this year (2025) as I suddenly needed macOS compatible settings, but other than that it's still the same.
August 27, 2025 at 7:53 AM
Published: My dotfiles gnugat.github.io/2025/08/27/m...
I've set up that git repo back in 2014, and it's been extremely useful to me for the past 11 years. The biggest changes happened earlier this year (2025) as I suddenly needed macOS compatible settings, but other than that it's still the same.
I've set up that git repo back in 2014, and it's been extremely useful to me for the past 11 years. The biggest changes happened earlier this year (2025) as I suddenly needed macOS compatible settings, but other than that it's still the same.
After a 6 months trial, I've officially now made the switch from bash to zsh! ⚡
✅ Superior tab completion
🚗 Auto-suggestions (ghost text completion as you type)
🌈 Syntax Highlighting (commands turn green/red in real-time)
✅ Superior tab completion
🚗 Auto-suggestions (ghost text completion as you type)
🌈 Syntax Highlighting (commands turn green/red in real-time)
August 24, 2025 at 12:57 PM
After a 6 months trial, I've officially now made the switch from bash to zsh! ⚡
✅ Superior tab completion
🚗 Auto-suggestions (ghost text completion as you type)
🌈 Syntax Highlighting (commands turn green/red in real-time)
✅ Superior tab completion
🚗 Auto-suggestions (ghost text completion as you type)
🌈 Syntax Highlighting (commands turn green/red in real-time)
Here's on the left an output example of a (highly configure) neofetch / fastfetch command.
On the right the output of favicon's neofetch, which I believe is the standard (non configured / non customised) output.
On the right the output of favicon's neofetch, which I believe is the standard (non configured / non customised) output.
August 22, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Here's on the left an output example of a (highly configure) neofetch / fastfetch command.
On the right the output of favicon's neofetch, which I believe is the standard (non configured / non customised) output.
On the right the output of favicon's neofetch, which I believe is the standard (non configured / non customised) output.
August 20, 2025 at 12:46 PM
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Not sure how I should take that answer from Claude 😅
July 12, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Not sure how I should take that answer from Claude 😅
In 2021, Andrew Garfield submitted a v2 for the RFC.
Instead of using $$, he proposed to used the arrow functions that were introduced in 2019 with PHP 7.1
AFAIK, Garfield had a tight deadline to implement this which'd have resulted in a rushed release. Some other objections were...
Instead of using $$, he proposed to used the arrow functions that were introduced in 2019 with PHP 7.1
AFAIK, Garfield had a tight deadline to implement this which'd have resulted in a rushed release. Some other objections were...
May 14, 2025 at 12:04 PM
In 2021, Andrew Garfield submitted a v2 for the RFC.
Instead of using $$, he proposed to used the arrow functions that were introduced in 2019 with PHP 7.1
AFAIK, Garfield had a tight deadline to implement this which'd have resulted in a rushed release. Some other objections were...
Instead of using $$, he proposed to used the arrow functions that were introduced in 2019 with PHP 7.1
AFAIK, Garfield had a tight deadline to implement this which'd have resulted in a rushed release. Some other objections were...
Initially submitted in 2016 by Sara Golemon, the RFC v1 was proposing to use a special character as a placeholder for the first argument of the receiving callable.
My understanding / recollection is that it didn't go through due to Sara lacking time to work on the implementation.
My understanding / recollection is that it didn't go through due to Sara lacking time to work on the implementation.
May 14, 2025 at 11:57 AM
Initially submitted in 2016 by Sara Golemon, the RFC v1 was proposing to use a special character as a placeholder for the first argument of the receiving callable.
My understanding / recollection is that it didn't go through due to Sara lacking time to work on the implementation.
My understanding / recollection is that it didn't go through due to Sara lacking time to work on the implementation.
I had to reboot today, which means having to start my #tmux sessions again 😞.
I've found a new fancy way to do it though:
`_RT_NAME=dotfiles; z $_RT_NAME; tmux new -s $_RT_NAME`
I got the idea from @joshmedeski.bsky.social, he's combining zoxide, fzf and tmux to make sessions a breeze 🧵⬇️
I've found a new fancy way to do it though:
`_RT_NAME=dotfiles; z $_RT_NAME; tmux new -s $_RT_NAME`
I got the idea from @joshmedeski.bsky.social, he's combining zoxide, fzf and tmux to make sessions a breeze 🧵⬇️
April 30, 2025 at 7:57 AM
I had to reboot today, which means having to start my #tmux sessions again 😞.
I've found a new fancy way to do it though:
`_RT_NAME=dotfiles; z $_RT_NAME; tmux new -s $_RT_NAME`
I got the idea from @joshmedeski.bsky.social, he's combining zoxide, fzf and tmux to make sessions a breeze 🧵⬇️
I've found a new fancy way to do it though:
`_RT_NAME=dotfiles; z $_RT_NAME; tmux new -s $_RT_NAME`
I got the idea from @joshmedeski.bsky.social, he's combining zoxide, fzf and tmux to make sessions a breeze 🧵⬇️
Fun fact: the TestDox attribute allows you to override what's written there.
It's main use to me is to combine it with DataProvider: test method parameters can then be used as placeholders, which will be replaced in --testdox with the values from the data provider.
docs.phpunit.de/en/12.0/attr...
It's main use to me is to combine it with DataProvider: test method parameters can then be used as placeholders, which will be replaced in --testdox with the values from the data provider.
docs.phpunit.de/en/12.0/attr...
April 24, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Fun fact: the TestDox attribute allows you to override what's written there.
It's main use to me is to combine it with DataProvider: test method parameters can then be used as placeholders, which will be replaced in --testdox with the values from the data provider.
docs.phpunit.de/en/12.0/attr...
It's main use to me is to combine it with DataProvider: test method parameters can then be used as placeholders, which will be replaced in --testdox with the values from the data provider.
docs.phpunit.de/en/12.0/attr...
