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Saturday I've had jobs I've had people yell nerd at me just driving past me on the street,
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it's something that bill happened well I had I had that Guy Fieri type button-up shirt with all the flames on it and anime characters at the time,
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you're listening to episode 166 of PHP ugly the beta of podcasts I'm your host Tom right up.
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With me as always mr. Eric Van.
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And not just your typical bit of this is like a Google Beetle I like years and years and years of beta until we can try to sell,
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that's right it really isn't worth the effort anymore he just take herself off the air
so it's going alright been very busy this,
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songs of great you should ever want to talk about I wish I did.
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Pochis
now you know I've got a big ticket that's maybe a three-year-old most for Wii.
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I've been working for the last week and a half or so on a project.
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Involves nesting price points inside of a group of price points.
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And still accounting for the existing price points that we were selling and using the same sort of structure for its it's been.
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A very interesting process there were at least two times where I spent a couple hours going down One path and then ended up having to rewind and rethink something so,
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it's been an interesting one but keeps me busy I like being this I like coding I mean I like when I'm busy and I like when I have stuff to do that's got a clear definition to it.
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That's one of the fun things about development right is like it's always a puzzle.
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But if you're cruising through then you're probably bored it's when you hit these little puzzles that you have to,
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Depakote your way out of that that's that's where the excitement starts yeah you know and sometimes you get those Jenga functions where you stack things up so high.
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To fit into a single function where you've got a billion filters in this Nat and you go you know this whole thing sort of falling over if I push it too lightly so I need to refactor this now.
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We have a couple things to talk about.
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Before we get too deep in the show first thing if you haven't noticed I'm back at my home home base my home location.
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I am not broadcasting from the office turns out we do have an HR department and tto's can be suspended,
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I've actually been building up my home office again as time goes on been by myself another webcam and stuff and.
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I just decided I can't,
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live broadcast from home today I think I I think I have all the other parts I have had this cute little cute little mini,
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Spa in bed so he is sitting here now and he says my audio is.
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Actually pretty good.
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So he's a longtime listener.
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But speaking specifically about we have really been doing our patreons a disservice.
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We have sold in what way cuz I can think of several ways we've done anyone who gives us money for doing this at the service
growing or Peach round list.
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Are we almost hardly ever recognize them,
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the one thing we said we're going to spend the money on which was putting together an intro for the show reached actually done that,
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planned the lanyards we got the lanyards out but,
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so that's why I that's why I wanted to bring this up we have several new. We have several new patreon,
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we have several who have been with us long enough where they have achieved their price levels are there a reward level.
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So I have a list of.
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I need a quick look through I believe for that I owe assuming they're all in the US continental US,
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that I owe lanyards and stickers to so I will be getting those out to you guys I'll soon come at 5 actually because I still never got my lanyard.
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Glad you're never going to be ugly.
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Oh that's right I'll bring you I'll bring yours to bring gifts to a PC that makes sense that works.
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But yeah
I don't know to tell you guys we appreciate it it is very rewarding to see the appreciation units give us,
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thanks really I'd love to hear from some of you in the patreon system,
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if you have some ideas of how we can show her appreciation episodes.
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Maybe pay for talent maybe that's that's the DirecTV you like this to go with but yeah I mean.
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The $2 level is our lowest level and that's the one we have the fewest people on.
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It's just I don't I don't know what to say is it's it's overwhelming and buttery has been our top.
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From the beginning like he was the first one in there you still sticking with us.
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Even though he's over in Pam.
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I think he's donated enough where we we can send him some swag.
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It's just this incredible I just don't know what to do so I have.
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I need to go through him and see who I sent things to who I didn't send things to be I think I know where the line is cut off at but I will have to double-check that.
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And thanks again everybody is obviously we don't we don't beg for it it was kind of a roof at 1st and,
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but we do really super appreciate it and make said some point we're going to do something with it hopefully to make the show better and hopefully,
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show me that you all can.
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. preciate as well,
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let me know I'd love to to show our appreciation back to yourself.
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Thanks again for everybody supporting us on patreon it's been surprising for it thanks.
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You know I think the other piece of news for us is that we won't be recording the next,
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two weeks or do we have no recording next week but not the week after while we're going to write next week's The Fan.
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Given the following week the following week 17.
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And where in Virginia are the 22nd through the 25th so that.
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Are you staying a day an extra day we're leaving the 25th,
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are they releasing I think we leave in the morning the 25th to say a day because I wanted to go to that.
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NBR tour at this year at this time.
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I guess it's a so we're talking about attending PHP world that's that's the conference were talking about attending conference.
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We've been going to myself I think I've been to it the last two or three and I should know this my second world I'm sorry this is my second world I've been going to text before that I just found out that,
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it has become a regular thing that at the end.
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NPR one day Tech tour sort of thing where they invite the tech industry to come in,
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and take a tour of NPR answer questions just have a little meet and greet and talk to everybody and I found out that this is been a regular thing,
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this year the people PHP world made mention of it in one of the emails I just happened to catch wind of it.
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So unfortunately I'm not there that would be on the 25th.
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I'm not going to be there for that and when I had mentioned to Oscar the editor-in-chief a PSP architect I said it well next year I noticed a nice today and of course he said.
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But we can't guarantee you'll have it makes year
so but you're basically what happens is that the PHP architect they do a.
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Badoo
there be fewer conference in them this NPR group does a tour.
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Like right after the conference and just happens I guess just happens to a line like that so.
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Chucky going to be in the area of you have any senior today you might want to do that,
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if your question if you guys could reach out on Twitter to let us know if you're going to be at the conference cuz we'd love to.
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Meet up with some listeners and hang out do something.
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Course what I'll bring I'll bring stickers I'll bring your lanyards.
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I apparently old Thomas some of that stuff so I'll bring it with me to the conference and,
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if you if you run into us if you meet us in here interested in you need to swag it snowing we will share we will definitely care I'll also be.
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Representing the PSP Arctic podcast.
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I will also be representing the PHP architect podcast with John Condon and myself do with the editor-in-chief,
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that's funny I can't just call an Oscar I always have to call an editor-in-chief Oscar it's like in my contract or something I don't know my bring this work that way,
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so I should have some stickers for that podcast as well so help me down,
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I'm told I'm pretty easy to spot in the crowd once I talk.
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I told you every time I'm going to work on some music I saw you and I was wondering if you were this person that I heard you talk on my gift that's Yoakam
yeah.
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Will work for me I don't I have a pretty question.
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Yeah 17.
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I don't know I mean I'm up let's play it by ear above your right eye I definitely think we'll skip the 24th because.
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We will be in Virginia while we might we might have a.
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A local recording a little get-together who knows what will I tell you what I don't know if I have the authority to do this.
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But we are one hundred percent reporting PHP architect podcast and.
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We're working on the format it sounds like we have just a bunch of people walk in and out this is going to be like a bunch of pipe 10 minutes segments.
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I know some people there I could probably get you to keep you in one of those one of those songs,
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if nothing else you can just like sit in the back of the room you know.
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So I've got a question for you
shoot.
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Have you use level 6 much yet yes I am I am full frontal wearable 6 right now.
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Our biggest application I've already migrated that level 6 I have all these little satellite apps I need to get my greeting already migrated our little Community SD PHP website builder Vol 6.
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I am I am full footboard level 6 right now so how are you liking the.
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Biggest earth of the most obvious change WhatsApp number
no the most obvious.
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The new the new the new 500 error reporting engine.
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I don't have much of an opinion of it.
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But I actually don't see a lot of Errors fortunately haven't come across in a whole lot I hear the bells and whistles and surprising to in all this but,
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yeah.
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I don't get too excited by their Pages well it's called flare and flare
their page is called.
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Do you supposed to call injection or something either so yeah yeah injection engine or something.
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I forget exactly what.
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Yeah but the sad ignition for ignition that's a welcome to the team.
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Yeah but yeah you're right there is a squad player that I think fracking
Marcelo Marcelo.
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Yeah my salary please put together.
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Yes they've the company's flare that created ignition in Urdu Street DDD.
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Did you see this at all.
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The Dump Dump die debug so right now we have DD we have dumping.
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And I use that for most of my debugging because I don't have the patience to keep working
if you die before you dump then you don't dump anything that you died already.
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May you die you kill the application and dump out with that damn dumb
I hate to think that I killed the application and dump it out.
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I think you're right I think it is dumping died which to me.
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I don't know it seems like you should be dying. But she seems like you should kill the application of them look at it look at it remains.
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Why we're getting off track I'm sorry
dump die debug which.
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Gives you the standard nicely formatted output but it also gives you debug information about where you were in the code.
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How you got to that point it's the same kind of idea as a stack Trace combined with the dump and die so you get a lot more information out of it then.
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You would normally get from just dying and dumping a variable
man it's pretty nice.
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Been experiencing headaches a lot lately.
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Is throwing a d d and just to make sure I'm in the right place and calling the right stuff
temp services.
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Yeah yes it's just use it instead of DD and it gives you the full stack Trace style dump.
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Instead of just the the nicely formatted.
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A course DVD is also domain driven design semi search.
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I don't even see that let you see anything about this out here we go.
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They're Frank has a I suppose about it but I think I will get this together.
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Introducing d d d a new Global helper for Lair though if you're using ignition,
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access the new helper function I fell PewDiePie,
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I would like to see you this inaction is there does he have an example of this yes he does perfect have you ever dropped into tinker.
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And I'm typing edit Yu-Gi-Oh you can watch them within tinker and headed out.
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You ended up just being so get like these long complex commands you don't have to do that like one shot you like type it all out,
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and then you can make sure everything is correct then when you hit quit it's there and your screen is kind of cool I just learned that trick I was not aware of that okay.
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Upper this is back in September this is the 30th of September so that's just released.
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Yeah and I don't think it's even public yet I think you have to explicitly request the the beta branch of ignition yes I would be.
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Why would the amount said if it's not if it's not in the later it is.
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Stop this one now when you hit that code in your browser this is what you'll see.
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Can you help her I'll give you it was well dump the data showing Michigan and exit this.
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If you're the power of DD combined with all the various features of English
okay.
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Okay so I see so it's essentially.
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Give you a nice like the same error page you would get with the same format you give the error page in.
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A dump situation so I guess.
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Stack Trace
okay to use this thing
so I can see using this.
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Yeah yeah
testing.
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I don't know man it's just all these feeds I get I get news from everywhere all over my face and I have to sort it out throughout the week.
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You wake up you can Blobs of Dippin from the year,
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your pick up you know let's talk about this for a second okay because it is kind of a topic I have but I wanted to bring up and.
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I'm a fan of this stop right now absolutely love coding I love everything about it but I just I enjoy the friendships I build up and all this.
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And in the lair of a ecosystem specifically I have taken.
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Identifying all the talent that's out there I'm in the kind of keeping an eye on it when I do this for a very real very business reason.
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I might like to know who's out there like know who's doing what and I always feel like I'm,
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I'm pretty good at Mother's there's always the level the core group is very clicky.
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We've talked about on the show before they even Embrace this with their whole Elite status they think there's your lips mug in being ironic about it.
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Whatever I've given up tearing about it wouldn't like I said once I realized that you weren't trying to build so much of a community as an ecosystem fine with whatever they want to do.
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With that said I've always felt like.
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I've been pretty good at spotting other people may not be in that inner circle doing could stop a n example of that well I guess the stuff Sean does at,
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Twitter chat I mean that guy that guy worked hard to establish a very.
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Community-driven information-sharing open your welcoming group.
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And he gives very little recognition for it because she now has never hear about where it where chatting You Are lyrics Lac.
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Anymore and if he still there he's still grinding lazy doesn't even out of it.
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I'm accepting the word and he grants way out of it we talked about it again another good friends the show Matt Lantz.
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Runza laravel Collective.
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Occasionally you'll hear about Larry Miller Volkswagen but the appreciation I feel like he deserves for keeping these packages going.
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We have a local developer here Tony Lee who has Deb dojo.
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What's the very similar site to Larry Katz.
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The guy who makes these great videos of Gracie has great packages he he created one of the better admin panels for laravel that Nova and went up against,
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yeah he's created several several packages full disclosure Tony,
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Cody Lee Lance or both patreon supporters of the show so.
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They're not paying you say the stuff is just how I feel that I've known these these people for a long time I have watched what they've done.
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Having several several several other people out there very much like him that that sometimes they're out of the fringes.
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Sometimes are there be other pushing a little bit more into into the mainstream of laravel but they hardly ever get the recognition.
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It's very seldom do I get blindsided by somebody like somebody says hey look at what this person's doing.
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What is this who is this person this happened to me this week and I think you're going to really appreciate this.
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I stumbled across a YouTube channel I guess it's a it's a website as well.
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This person,
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I know this is one person I don't know if there's a couple people one person who I haven't do a little digging around,
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and one person I'm pretty sure who does the the videos of who's behind most of this is Vic Victor Gonzalez answer YouTube channel.
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If you are 11 developer who has been developing for some time.
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Check out this guy's champ has some of the absolute best,
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Advanced laravel tutorial he was doing a course I'm going to talk about him and I don't have his YouTube channel open I would be going through his videos down for the last couple days.
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And I he does a series hear your basic stuff play real for beginners yes imbue stuff,
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laravel 6 Advanced he talks about service containers.
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Advanced view composers polymorphic relationship.
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My my personal favorite coding pattern which is the repository pattern.
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I'm trying to get this bigger on the screen but doesn't stare goes should I still don't like.
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I love the repository pattern and screw you for not knowing what you're talking about but.
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He has a whole series on test-driven laravel these are.
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Heaven forbid we would never
play poorly of.
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The God himself The Godfather Jeffrey weigh-ins damn he has his thing.
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I can feel myself a lot of people turn me on to laravel tutorials and people who are making them,
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what time is the Iowa permit when they do that.
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But I usually go there and I'll watch a few I'm like probably going to Terminix.
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One of the ways I got there Tony better is I went to the same like Mary,
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he's talking about I would definitely direct people to these tutorials and at times I just.
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He's Advanced tutorials my goodness they are really informative.
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I want to I really want to give you some of his other horses and again I don't know it's always the same person.
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And he definitely doesn't have the silky smooth sounds of the 10 freeway.
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But sometimes you need that you need to rougher rougher edges but he's very very easy to understand very clear spoken that much better speaker than I am for sure.
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Check it check out these these videos, I think.
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I think you will definitely benefit from them to check this out of me I definitely need to look at some bu,
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tutorials in a piece of surprising events when I wanted to preparing for the show I wanted to make sure Deb Dojo was actually still online,
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there's nothing more embarrassing talk about how great this site was and go there and they're not there anymore.
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Melliza still on mine and I only are they still making videos.
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But he would never admit it in public friend of the show Michael darynda actually has recorded a couple of videos from those are the two latest videos,
00:28:53.902 --> 00:28:59.316
Undead Dojo was we're from Michael darynda,
00:28:59.628 --> 00:29:06.292
I don't think y'all see I think he he says nice things but we would never.
00:29:06.983 --> 00:29:10.424
In a group him in with us for his sake.
00:29:10.836 --> 00:29:23.109
Now he said definitely classier than that
information the Shona sprinkling interests including the dojo stuff so.
00:29:23.673 --> 00:29:31.121
Guess we should have started some show note that that would have been a good idea so we have some drama going on,
00:29:31.505 --> 00:29:35.235
Raven following in Turtles very much.
00:29:35.907 --> 00:29:42.968
I know you know I'm so hot and cold with that I started following it like religiously every day.
00:29:42.866 --> 00:29:57.218
Getting on that externals expecting that they have at the externals website and then I lose it again so the short answer is no eye has been completely there's been so much fighting about.
00:29:57.719 --> 00:30:03.439
What the future of PHP is who owns the rights to PHP,
00:30:03.796 --> 00:30:17.014
who gets to make decisions and how decisions are made and one of the frequent contributors XIV published an RFC for preventing distractions from the internals group.
00:30:17.857 --> 00:30:23.937
Which was basically an RFC that would shut down any dramatic change ever.
00:30:24.384 --> 00:30:29.050
Or discussion of dramatic changes to the system but it's been,
00:30:29.119 --> 00:30:39.637
it's been chaos people were questioning the RFC process people are questioning who has authority to the name PHP,
00:30:39.751 --> 00:30:48.630
who has the rights to for Goff PHP and make their own version and it's it's it's open source,
00:30:48.726 --> 00:30:52.294
tell fight about it it has,
00:30:52.579 --> 00:31:06.860
calm down in the last few days for what I can tell but it really is it really was a mess for a while for for about 2 weeks and the last I've seen mention of any of this sort of chaos is,
00:31:07.001 --> 00:31:08.876
27th of September.
00:31:09.567 --> 00:31:21.614
So it's been a quiet few days but it really is interesting I mean to the point where where Rasmus has had to get into things and say Hey listen.
00:31:22.251 --> 00:31:25.539
Here's here's the license here's how things are.
00:31:26.176 --> 00:31:36.738
Like you guys can fight all you want about it but here's the cold hard facts and it's been interesting I wished I really wish there was a breakdown,
00:31:36.978 --> 00:31:39.529
outside of just the internals website,
00:31:39.760 --> 00:31:49.404
cuz there's a threaded internals website that you were referencing there's no one really blogging about this and breaking down what the conversations are and how.
00:31:50.275 --> 00:31:58.929
They should be handled but that's that's been pretty chaotic and then
today or I'm sorry yesterday.
00:31:59.556 --> 00:32:12.252
There's a bit of chaos that stack Overflow have you ever seen any of that so there is a an admin at stackoverflow who was apparently fired.
00:32:13.600 --> 00:32:21.038
And Zara moderator and then I guess a bunch of other moderators started resigning in protest.
00:32:21.639 --> 00:32:27.799
There's also some issue with licensing changes.
00:32:28.732 --> 00:32:42.023
There was a day retroactive content license change that a lot of the moderators disagreed with and claimed might be right,
00:32:42.155 --> 00:32:47.559
yeah the whole stack exchange system actually.
00:32:48.204 --> 00:32:57.642
I need more information man it's hard to follow because the people who are talking about it are talking about it on stackoverflow hits getting,
00:32:57.774 --> 00:33:05.834
moderated but the on the 5th stackexchange said that they were moving to,
00:33:05.903 --> 00:33:10.011
CCC by the Sea CC by-sa.
00:33:10.476 --> 00:33:19.355
License which is the share alike license I guess they're upgrading from the 3.0 license to the 4.0 license,
00:33:19.442 --> 00:33:25.260
it's strange a lot of moderators who paid paid employees,
00:33:25.375 --> 00:33:35.109
didn't like the change didn't like not being consulted on the change because their work was under this license it looks like one person was fired and in response.
00:33:35.718 --> 00:33:42.536
615 people resigned,
00:33:42.902 --> 00:33:46.074
I'm trying trying to follow the story here but,
00:33:46.359 --> 00:33:59.649
I don't understand the drama like what what don't people like about license that stack Overflow is sounds like they're upgrading to from places.
00:33:59.925 --> 00:34:08.075
It's very is very disjointed story I'm not sure I'm getting enough to care about any of it I'm sorry,
00:34:08.352 --> 00:34:14.917
a lot a lot of this is under a confidentiality agreement so there's not a lot of new information,
00:34:15.022 --> 00:34:29.555
they just got a new CEO on the 24th so I think people are upset about a lot of different changes coming from stack Overflow and it looks like a lot of people got got upset about it and took action by just quitting,
00:34:29.858 --> 00:34:39.547
be perfectly clear has nothing to do with PHP the drama that that was going on with teeth me and her nose I was something completely different.
00:34:40.004 --> 00:34:49.612
Interesting topic though in one I had thought to bring up a couple weeks back and actually avoided it because,
00:34:49.987 --> 00:34:57.453
it seemed like for a long time we were like you we it was perceived that we were laravel bashing a lot.
00:34:58.008 --> 00:35:04.988
Emmure we were just expressing love her frustrations with a lot of things in the ecosystem.
00:35:05.444 --> 00:35:17.393
And like I said I have changed a lot of money attitudes when I come to some realizations isn't I think of recent weeks that we haven't briefed rolair though I've been,
00:35:17.768 --> 00:35:24.946
we are praising Vapor very happy with the fact that their own ZIP server very happy with LaRosa,
00:35:25.069 --> 00:35:29.240
but are you proud to announce our new sponsor sponsor,
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sweet sleeping very Pro level because now they're giving us money we give them a lot of money,
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seriously thought about becoming sponsors of the framework about if we had that conversation again this week we don't know if there's a big business benefit to it
00:35:50.248 --> 00:35:52.286
Miller would be but
00:35:52.265 --> 00:36:00.883
let's everyone that we really needed today there is a Avenue for us to go to become sponsors of laravel framework.
00:36:01.276 --> 00:36:15.187
Can we continue the toys that idea we have sponsored laravel conferences so we're we're sponsoring we're sponsor of the Allure of Lau we are definitely think I mean again we have a business right now because we're about weed,
00:36:15.446 --> 00:36:25.234
we made a decision early on to focus and laravel development,
00:36:25.501 --> 00:36:38.683
email for better for worse worse yeah this is our world right so we tell course you would have strived make it better we definitely don't want to see if bail but that was like always our biggest grave with things like silver it's like this and this is,
00:36:38.978 --> 00:36:48.280
it should be a no-brainer why is this such a pain point for us to embrace as move this December and it probably didn't we happy about that.
00:36:48.988 --> 00:37:02.323
Play the song very much like the laravel elite the the words that they'll throw around and in its internal joke that whatever.
00:37:02.978 --> 00:37:07.211
I guess I'm not a big fan of it but they can have it right.
00:37:07.731 --> 00:37:16.241
Starting to see him again I don't know the seriousness of it but it did get me thinking,
00:37:16.472 --> 00:37:27.215
and of course there are always people on the outside of the fringes who see these core people have at least sort of conversations weather.
00:37:27.608 --> 00:37:39.926
They're serious about it or they're not serious about it they latch onto him and they have a tendency to get out of control and this one did it and it's finally died down.
00:37:40.400 --> 00:37:43.248
I'm almost not when you talk about but.
00:37:43.704 --> 00:37:56.274
It was brought up several times about how laravel is bigger than PHP like laravel is the language map,
00:37:56.505 --> 00:38:05.915
I can point you to a lot of tweets from some people who are very high up in the Live Oak Community kind of expressing them.
00:38:08.352 --> 00:38:17.861
I always I'm like I hope that mean tongue and cheek like they don't really have this kind of thought like okay where we are.
00:38:18.336 --> 00:38:30.636
But that was one of the ones that are the what was the the one where the Pirates take over the pancreas I'm the captain now and it was it was his being because we're the language now we're the language.
00:38:31.056 --> 00:38:38.251
Somebody your pillow really needs to go talk to like WordPress and RuPaul because,
00:38:38.555 --> 00:38:52.448
they've all been there and Symphony I speak to the grave of Zen you are embrace it,
00:38:52.562 --> 00:39:01.657
that's fine but don't be cocky about it don't ever say you're bigger than English,
00:39:01.952 --> 00:39:10.840
unless unless you Ruby on Rails,
00:39:11.062 --> 00:39:18.482
I think that's that's the parallel that he's he's that that,
00:39:18.759 --> 00:39:32.220
but that's the parallel that a lot of people were trying to to put out there's a Ruby on Rails you think of wearable.
00:39:33.063 --> 00:39:41.033
How to get a lot of solutions have taken that role I mean leaving today,
00:39:41.408 --> 00:39:54.933
web deep in the laravel world we see how much it has blown up over the years but you step outside the litter about world people there is still straight up people who think. Peters WordPress.
00:39:55.497 --> 00:39:56.247
So
00:39:56.478 --> 00:40:05.736
W class of come to us and we're like What year we specialize in PHP that means you would know,
00:40:05.949 --> 00:40:18.168
specializing in laravel but yeah I mean there's flat out people out there to the state you think we're Princess Peach meet and greet,
00:40:18.453 --> 00:40:27.314
it has a lot of those same luxuries of your they have a huge community of huge huge group of ecosystem.
00:40:27.725 --> 00:40:34.975
And do a lot of businesses Rupal is BHP icing,
00:40:35.305 --> 00:40:39.071
I've seen it die down fortunately but I was like,
00:40:39.311 --> 00:40:50.279
I'd like you to pick up some of those tweets cuz I'd like to respond to okay I know a couple of people who like them full out
00:40:50.222 --> 00:40:55.365
specifically denied will I will have them down later tonight for you I will do it on the show.
00:40:55.992 --> 00:41:04.295
But yeah I will find some for you,
00:41:04.634 --> 00:41:11.191
I can't hear be sure but I think I think she I think she from this is why I'd like that.
00:41:12.160 --> 00:41:19.752
I'll see if she did and I'll send you her if you if you want to talk shit I'll have to sit here and talk to somebody you can talk to her.
00:41:22.522 --> 00:41:29.790
Hey hey I like I said last week he don't don't fuc with the women in a PHP community.
00:41:30.516 --> 00:41:41.231
Alright some interesting news this week we sort of stopped following it because it got just so depressing to follow but net neutrality.
00:41:41.778 --> 00:41:53.727
Got a court of appeals ruling for about 2 hours that day and then Nancy Pelosi,
00:41:53.832 --> 00:42:01.441
did something I can't remember exactly what started some kind of I don't know,
00:42:01.556 --> 00:42:05.844
something like yeah something else took the attention away from this.
00:42:06.921 --> 00:42:16.511
But the appeals court decided that the FCC one of the opinions of one of the judges opinions was,
00:42:16.878 --> 00:42:28.844
the fcc's justification for reclassify Broadband is quote unhinge from the realities of modern Broadband Services however all of the three judges in the case agreed that,
00:42:29.166 --> 00:42:37.000
the FCC did have the authority to do this despite it being completely unhinged from reality.
00:42:37.673 --> 00:42:47.902
And that they weren't in the position to strip that Authority way from the FCC however they did clarify that the FCC did not have the authority to restrict states rights.
00:42:48.440 --> 00:43:01.424
As far as net neutrality goes so the FCC net-neutrality repeal which tried to say that states couldn't Institute net neutrality either has been rejected.
00:43:02.123 --> 00:43:11.803
So right now it's we're under a similar law to alcohol and cigarettes and that kind of thing where it's the states rights to Define.
00:43:12.485 --> 00:43:13.793
Net neutrality.
00:43:14.744 --> 00:43:23.857
But the federal stance is there's no such thing as California New York active quickly they are going to be instituting their own,
00:43:23.882 --> 00:43:30.690
versions of net neutrality I assume Colorado is going to be doing that as well because Colorado is,
00:43:30.759 --> 00:43:43.347
on the Forefront of community funded Broadband so outside of that the next court to take this up is going to be the Supreme Court and that.
00:43:43.894 --> 00:43:48.290
The warrior that they're not so worried about net neutrality anymore unfortunately
00:43:48.215 --> 00:43:59.344
it does unfortunately. Bernie had a stent put in place and Ginsberg is holding in by a thread that's word of very interesting time,
00:43:59.413 --> 00:44:10.579
who who knows what's going to be going on this time next week things are moving really fast
we made a pledge not to talk about politics on the Shelf,
00:44:10.900 --> 00:44:19.599
it's like the stuff that comes up you like okay well at least you will at least he'll shut up for a while till this blows over,
00:44:19.930 --> 00:44:28.953
literally.
00:44:29.742 --> 00:44:36.271
What's a press conference and said hey you know what China out you're welcome to 2.
00:44:36.800 --> 00:44:50.891
No they're not there's a specific line in the Constitution says they're not amazing man
00:44:50.861 --> 00:45:02.126
all right we can't yeah well and it's getting it's getting so polar and I've I've asked my parents what happened when Nixon resigned because he had to have had,
00:45:02.339 --> 00:45:09.823
a similar situation where a lot of people were supporting it how did they come to grips with the end result and
00:45:09.793 --> 00:45:21.256
my parents just said you know what it's cognitive dissonance when when the whole thing was over they walked away and said I was never much of a fan of his anyways and no matter what they had said no matter what they had actually said during his,
00:45:21.406 --> 00:45:32.446
tenure when the whole thing has blown over they said you know what he wasn't such a good guy and I was never really such a fan of him but he was the only guy we had
00:45:32.425 --> 00:45:39.323
where we at with Sammy I just so we'll move on to some other women want another ticket that I've had sitting in my in my queue for a while.
00:45:39.780 --> 00:45:42.906
Symphony has introduced the string,
00:45:42.967 --> 00:45:50.468
object object Do It cast strings the same way that the Java wood where you can,
00:45:50.528 --> 00:45:58.940
what's the what's the benefit of eating mostly instead of having nursing programs you have training methods which is nice
00:45:58.937 --> 00:46:06.024
it clarifies the flow of the code much better so if you have a string and you need to remove the tags from it,
00:46:06.237 --> 00:46:09.544
lowercase it urlencoded,
00:46:09.793 --> 00:46:19.195
and then decrypted or whatever then you just see it executed in that order the pull request for here is a new component for object-oriented strings,
00:46:19.372 --> 00:46:26.801
management with an abstract unit system so you can actually Define strings as grapheme strings
00:46:26.718 --> 00:46:38.495
or binary strings graphing strings are Unicode and binary strings or not but it gives you lots and lots of functions lots and lots of tools,
00:46:38.691 --> 00:46:43.230
have you done anything else with graphql you know I haven't done much with graphql but,
00:46:43.507 --> 00:46:49.559
I'm in the process of going through my mongodb stuff and that just ties in with graphs you all so well,
00:46:49.646 --> 00:47:00.722
but I might end up proposing using graphql for that we have is Ben Greenfield app and we're coming days away from launch right now it's really up to the up to the.
00:47:01.214 --> 00:47:04.998
The client to say okay let's let's push this thing out butt.
00:47:05.778 --> 00:47:19.060
It's like everyday that goes by I'm like oh man I really want to slip some graphql in there I mean we we we aren't we've already defined a bunch of in points for internal applications.
00:47:19.588 --> 00:47:25.784
I am too so itching and it felt like we can't retrofit it right,
00:47:26.097 --> 00:47:34.580
it changes anything about the logic of the underlying application that changes all the routing though
00:47:34.469 --> 00:47:39.378
but it's a graphql employee rights to your other employees can a Cheetah live live alongside it
00:47:39.240 --> 00:47:52.926
that's kind of my point is I rate you could yeah you could have your existing and point Point rides from Emily thinking we have so much that we need to get done.
00:47:53.319 --> 00:47:56.041
And this is not something the clients asking for,
00:47:56.353 --> 00:48:05.880
volume something that you really even aware of but me and I really want this more than that I would say the learning the learning curve for graphql
00:48:05.851 --> 00:48:17.799
really sharp having actually created a graphical application from scratch off of tutorials it's really nice to have these plug-ins it'll tell you hey,
00:48:17.815 --> 00:48:27.486
that query doesn't work or doesn't make sense those can only help you out sometimes sometimes the syntax just gets you wrong and it's just too different.
00:48:27.924 --> 00:48:31.582
To wrap your head around quickly and I had plenty of times where,
00:48:31.885 --> 00:48:45.860
I didn't understand the key had to be sent along or I didn't understand that that this has parentheses but this doesn't have parentheses because it's requesting a a method of a graph to allow object instead of a property of a gradual object.
00:48:46.334 --> 00:48:53.818
Like that stuff got real confusing real fast and like I had three months.
00:48:54.247 --> 00:49:04.989
To learn graphql in my spare time and write this application so I was very fortunate because that I had decided to write it for a presentation and we had.
00:49:05.455 --> 00:49:18.204
To bomb Cyclones hit my city 2 months in a row on the day before the meet up staying hard.
00:49:18.688 --> 00:49:28.764
And I became pretty good at it but I still would not say I'm good at it whereas if I were to make a Json endpoint and a resource to him a model that I have in laravel,
00:49:28.905 --> 00:49:38.577
boom boom boom. I can I can throw that together in a half an hour
graphql is that what she get your head around,
00:49:38.628 --> 00:49:50.532
I don't know the syntax can people,
00:49:50.547 --> 00:49:54.268
I love this man I have some kind of,
00:49:54.454 --> 00:50:02.127
York York wearing a datastore and getting an object back and you can query the object before you get it back so you can do these,
00:50:02.241 --> 00:50:05.151
these things that are very Advanced very cool.
00:50:05.914 --> 00:50:15.900
But you have to understand how it is you're dealing with the object in your head because you're manipulating Data before you've even seen the day.
00:50:16.681 --> 00:50:22.103
And not in the way that my sequel does my SQL treated as functions that wrap columns.
00:50:22.766 --> 00:50:30.745
The graphql treated as methods on an object that you haven't retrieved so it's it's a similar syntax to SQL
00:50:30.661 --> 00:50:38.973
but turned into an object like,
00:50:39.267 --> 00:50:43.276
I make it even to talk on it right I feel like I did was talk,
00:50:43.561 --> 00:50:53.728
check out my lighthouse application because I I built it over 3 months and it's a self working it really walks you through bit by bit,
00:50:53.761 --> 00:50:59.651
yeah it's up to you right out / lighthouse github.com
00:50:59.639 --> 00:51:09.086
and the whole thing it includes it's a larval application includes migrations and data Cedar's so you just have to do install,
00:51:09.119 --> 00:51:18.493
play I believe I even copied over my app install code,
00:51:18.787 --> 00:51:30.421
I'll edit it to have the actual presentation in there as well so you can walk through the rest of the presentation step by step I'm still very proud of that repo it's got a lot of,
00:51:30.805 --> 00:51:40.215
handwritten code and very little copy paste from stack overflow.
00:51:40.960 --> 00:51:49.254
Sicario light of course everything has a security alert and get up now the way that's the way it rolls just confirm,
00:51:49.476 --> 00:51:55.492
no more security alerts it's that the most secure repo on GitHub,
00:51:55.660 --> 00:52:10.013
are we need to wrap this up all right to walk now to my to my bad I don't have to lock up the office now before I leave though
you can just take the one wheel over to,
00:52:10.028 --> 00:52:16.738
just run straight from the office and turn it up there man I'm telling you,
00:52:17.050 --> 00:52:25.650
at whatever hour and made it is midnight of whatever I can handyman there and I know he's got to think we're doing something Shady.
00:52:25.998 --> 00:52:29.917
Because the whole cam Play-Doh Office Park is closed,
00:52:30.094 --> 00:52:40.512
here I come popping out of the one corner suite at the one sweet that doesn't have any windows I can pop in the windows in the front we have a couple,
00:52:40.681 --> 00:52:51.450
I can pop it out of it and he's locked down the courtyard everything and I'm unlocking everything to get out he's got to think we're shady as hell,
00:52:51.709 --> 00:53:02.433
you and I were very big guys but we're teddy bear big we're not intimidated.
00:53:02.763 --> 00:53:12.048
Late at night they just think what's this nerd do.
00:53:13.143 --> 00:53:18.286
Only my wife loves me she says she said she loves me but you know.
00:53:19.562 --> 00:53:29.953
Saturday I've had jobs I've had people yell nerd at me just driving past me on the street
yeah well I had I had that Guy Fieri type,
00:53:30.283 --> 00:53:40.135
button-up shirt with all the flames on it and anime characters at the time so he didn't work,
00:53:40.375 --> 00:53:44.960
hey man that's kind of box of magic cards,
00:53:45.272 --> 00:53:54.574
coming PHP world you need to be going to show me how to play Magic God I could,
00:53:54.778 --> 00:54:06.340
it's it is one of the grossest money sinks you'll ever discovered ricard's oh yeah and dollars,
00:54:06.616 --> 00:54:20.015
what the hell is a black lotus inside a card or card set it's a card $28,000 yet of any color other like that,
00:54:20.246 --> 00:54:26.856
an alarm for incense leaving tap its plasma interrupt so,
00:54:27.070 --> 00:54:32.780
Gathering rules,
00:54:32.957 --> 00:54:41.422
I started with the English language well that's that's the funny thing is it there's very few rules except that every card has its own rules on it.
00:54:41.842 --> 00:54:44.798
So the rules change dramatically as you play,
00:54:45.119 --> 00:54:57.275
anyways thank you everybody for listening thank you Oliver patreons episode 166 get your lanyards and stuff out to you I will I promise,
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