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I find myself needing to work with .webp files a lot recently. The default file browser (Nautilus) in Ubuntu 22.04 does not have previews. Enable webp previews To change that you can install webp-pixbuf-loader. As always, adding a 3rd party repo is risky, so think about whether you want
I've recently seen a "developers as RPG classes" post on LinkedIn; I don't remember what it was, just that it was disappointing. So I decided to make my own. 🛡️ Paladin: Carries the holy book of functional programming and wields the refactoring hammer. 🔮 Sorcerer: macro-level
When writing PHPUnit tests for your Http clients in Laravel, you probably know about Http::fake() and Http::assertSent(). Here is an example of this: use Illuminate\Http\Client\Request; Http::fake([ 'hehe' => Http::response('hehehe'), 'hihi' => Http::response('hihihi'
In a previous article I explained how Scala allows seamless function chaining via extension methods and pipe(), and then went on to replicate something """kind of""" similar in PHP: Creating a type-safe pipe() in PHPI am an absolute fan of pipeline-oriented programming. In this