I really enjoyed this video. I've loved exploring the idea of the terminal acting like a web request and have been exploring this as part of my latest NativePHP work on the Tauri driver
Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin) says it all the time. Web request, CLI and all is "an IO device" and ours apps shouldn't know about it (at least the domain/core part). :)
Jetbrains must create their own php framework with fresh ideas, tempest has great motto "a framework that doesn't come in your way". This is how a framework should truly be.
I'm a problem solver, I don't treat programming languages like toys but tools so I rarely do things like that but instead I do explore a lot of different libraries and ecosystems to get rid of pain points in my daily (computer) life and build ever growing and ever changing environments that match my style the best
You had me until you got rid of the stack trace. Simply the most annoying "convenience" on the planet. There's nothing worse than trying to debug an error without a stack.
My 3-year old son saw this video pop up in the TH-cam TV app, and watched it three times because he wanted to know what's in the box 😂
Great video once again. I'm learning a lot from you. I can't wait for you to build a queue system from scratch.
It's on the todo list :p
@@phpannotated Can't wait
Thinking outside of the box idea: To print "Hello world" there is no need for a class or any OOP.
Or any function in that case...
I really enjoyed this video. I've loved exploring the idea of the terminal acting like a web request and have been exploring this as part of my latest NativePHP work on the Tauri driver
Thanks Simon! Appreciate it :)
Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin) says it all the time. Web request, CLI and all is "an IO device" and ours apps shouldn't know about it (at least the domain/core part). :)
This is great video for many reasons 👏
Thanks Christoph!
Thanks for sharing. Yes, sometimes I do ;)
What project did you "start from scratch"?
mine was "anik/amqp", it was like 4-5 years ago. Also, I started one more than a year ago, and didn't even finish it yet! 😭
Thank you You're a smart guy helping a 70-year-old
Jetbrains must create their own php framework with fresh ideas, tempest has great motto "a framework that doesn't come in your way". This is how a framework should truly be.
"come in your way" sounds absolutely atrocious.
are you planning on doing a symfony 7 tutorial project from scratch?
That's a super neat idea!
great video!
Ohhh man, this is a nice move 🤗
Let's go!
I'm a problem solver, I don't treat programming languages like toys but tools so I rarely do things like that
but instead I do explore a lot of different libraries and ecosystems to get rid of pain points in my daily (computer) life and build ever growing and ever changing environments that match my style the best
you got me at first not gonna lie.
How so? 😅
@@phpannotated i thought you redoing tempest framework lmao
You had me until you got rid of the stack trace. Simply the most annoying "convenience" on the planet. There's nothing worse than trying to debug an error without a stack.
True that
FYI, something I didn't show in the video: I'm adding a `-v` option to all commands that also show the stack trace, I just haven't done it yet 👍