Asked AI to write a few tests for me. One of them failed because of lazy loading. Here's the suggested fix:

Not bad for a little side project 🙃

implemented syntax highlighting for better code readability. Also, added keyboard shortcuts for navigating through the solution code and repositioning the window

Built a shitty version of interviewcoder.co in about 1 and a half hours using AI. I never touched Electron before. Next up: figuring out code highlighting and key bindings for solution scrolling.

this was pretty fun yall

Laravel Kafka docs now have algolia search 🤝

check it out at laravelkafka.com/docs

Alright, now that the last 3 fans have arrived I can finally say it’s done!

here's the toast w/ the pause effect. I still have to get the timing correct for resuming animations when mouse leaves the toast tho. Not hard to do, but I think Ill keep only the animation effect, as I can accomplish that by publishing the blade file only, instead of having to rewrite the ui-toast

got a much better animation now, starting a bit faster and then slowing down:

Toast notifications on Laravel Cloud have a sliding darker background that subtly indicates when the notification will disappear. Inspired by that, I decided to try implementing something similar using @calebporzio.bsky.social Flux. It turned out pretty great!

you can hook into attendee responses too 🙂

for now, when I receive the post request I'm just querying their API for changes in the last hour, and then looping through all events returned and comparing them to what I have on my db

Google allows me to install a watcher on a calendar, and notifies me about changes on it (pretty cool). But why can't they send me the id of the event that changed, instead of sending a post request to my app WITH NO INFO AT ALL and now I have figure out what changed on god knows which event?

Hey @jackmcdade.bsky.social quick nitpick: on mobile clicking the “install locally” link does not work, it triggers the sound effects

hey @calebporzio.bsky.social 🤝

Created a GitHub workflow for automatically bumping composer dependencies on a side project. I usually do it manually once a week, but it's nice not having to think about it anymore 🙂

I've been working on a "monitor" that makes setting up Kafka consumers with laravelkafka.com even easier. No need to create commands for each consumer. Just define an array with options you'd like to customize: it spawns your consumers and makes sure they restart when there is an unexpected crash

🎄😄

Got 171 on my iphone and 180 on mac

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