New in PHP 8.6: Faster array_map with first-class callables
Nouveau New in PHP 8.6: Faster array_map with first-class callables
In this video, Tideways shows how PHP 8.6 speeds up array_map when you use first-class callables.
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The Laravel Scheduler Under the Hood
Récent The Laravel Scheduler Under the Hood
A deep dive into the Laravel Scheduler, from event registration and cron evaluation to mutexes, background processes, sub-minute tasks, and production-safe scheduling. Read more
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Modernizing My Dotfiles
Récent Modernizing My Dotfiles
Stefan Zweifel shares how he reorganized his dotfiles into a minimal setup, split private config into a separate repo, and streamlined setup and Brewfile syncing with a few small scripts. Read more
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A tour of my dotfiles
A tour of my dotfiles
Over the years, I've built up a collection of aliases, shell functions, and CLI tools that make my terminal feel like home. All of it lives in a single repository: my dotfiles. It's a backup of every terminal tool and configuration I rely on, and it means I can set up a brand new Mac from scratch in about five minutes. Colleagues at Spatie use it as a starting point for their own setups too. Let me walk you through what's in there. I'll cover the tools and tricks first, with installation and…
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Rewriting Bun in Rust
Rewriting Bun in Rust
Jarred Sumner explains why the Bun team is moving from Zig to Rust, after years of fighting memory safety issues in a codebase that mixes GC and manual memory management. He also shares how Claude helped make a mechanical, test-suite-driven rewrite realistic without pausing feature work for a year. Read more
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CLAUDE.md is RAM, not disk
CLAUDE.md is RAM, not disk
CLAUDE.md isn't documentation, it's working memory. A practical approach to keeping it lean and focused instead of letting it grow into an unreadable 300-line dumping ground. Read more
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Charging AI Agents Per Request: A Practical Guide to the Machine Payments Protocol
Charging AI Agents Per Request: A Practical Guide to the Machine Payments Protocol
Agentic commerce is a buzzy term, but is still pretty abstract for developers asking what they can actually build today. This post explains MPP through a working Laravel example, and introduces the new square1/laravel-mpp package. Read more
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Leave a failing test before you go on vacation
Leave a failing test before you go on vacation
Every year I dread coming back from vacation not because of the work, but because I have no idea where I left off. A failing test, a well-written TODO, and a slow first day back are all you need to ease back in. Read more
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UUIDs, ULIDs and Sqids: A Practical Deep Dive
UUIDs, ULIDs and Sqids: A Practical Deep Dive
A practical deep dive into UUIDs, ULIDs, and Sqids, from generation models and sorting behavior to database storage, public IDs, and security trade-offs. Read more
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How AI is changing (the way I do) UX
How AI is changing (the way I do) UX
Nick Houtman shares how AI is reshaping UX work: clients arrive with better prototypes, common patterns get safer and more generic, and real research still matters most. Read more
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Your Laravel routes can carry metadata now, and Flare shows it
Your Laravel routes can carry metadata now, and Flare shows it
Laravel now supports attaching arbitrary metadata to routes, and the latest laravel-flare client shows that context in error reports and performance traces. Read more
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Everything About the Context Facade
Everything About the Context Facade
A deep dive into Laravel Context, from request metadata and automatic log enrichment to hidden context, scoped values, queues, scheduled commands, and internals. Read more
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Storied Colors
Storied Colors
A lovely growing index of colors, each with its own provenance, chemistry, and often grim history. Beautifully made, and exactly the kind of rabbit hole I enjoy falling into. Read more
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Learn Anything With My /teach Skill
Learn Anything With My /teach Skill
Matt Pocock shows how his /teach skill turns Claude Code into a personalized teacher that adapts lessons to your goals, level, and progress. It creates structured lessons, resources, quizzes, and a learning record so you can keep building on what you learned. Read more
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Life is too short for a slow terminal
Life is too short for a slow terminal
Mijndert Stuij shares a bunch of practical ways to make your terminal feel instant, from skipping shell frameworks and caching completions to lazy-loading slow tools. A good reminder that tiny bits of latency add up fast when you live in your terminal all day. Read more
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