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Skoop

@Skoop@phpc.social

PHP | speaker | anticapitalist entrepreneur | (radio) DJ | podcast host | Rebel @ XR

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Skoop, to random
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Ah, the good old "pubic function" typo hit me again.

It took me at least 30 seconds to figure out why the PHPStorm indenting was off

heiglandreas, to random
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Another case of Symfony suffering from NIH-syndrome unfolding... 😕

💔

Skoop,
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@wouterj @heiglandreas @jaapio crazy idea, but why does Symfony not publish about plans for new components, and invite the wider community to collaborate? Instead right now, the new components are announced when they are done and it is a surprise to "competing" component maintainers. This results in comments about Symfony's NIH syndrome that, while perhaps not the best way to communicate this, I can honestly understand. That is by now my default response as well when I see something like this.

Skoop,
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@wouterj @heiglandreas @jaapio so perhaps we should implement a new flow. One where collaboration and communication is more central. To promote reuse and interoperability for libraries and frameworks.

Perhaps we should create a group, let's call is the Library Interoperability Group, LIG for short, where these things can be discussed.

dgoosens, (edited ) to php
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OK... here is a question ( but other communities are welcome to comment.

When building a decoupled app, do you consider the usage of something like
ClassWithAnnoyingName::class
(not to call the class, but to reference the name as a string and to simply avoid to type it out) as coupling?

IMHO, it is not

  • it is very trivial to replace with its string value if needed
  • it greatly improves DX
  • it greatly reduces errors because of typos

But what do you think ? And why ?

Skoop,
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@dgoosens it really depends (yeah, I know 🙄) on the situation. I'd prefer using interfaces if possible, but if you really must reference the implementation, then I'd find this acceptable (better than using strings of class names)

Skoop,
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@dgoosens I don't see another option to be honest. If you need to reference it and you can't do it dynamically, then there is no other option and I'd prefer the ::class over strings.

The only thing I could think of is to invert the coupling. So define the interface in your "local" code and make the implementing class that should not be depending upon implement the interface (talking about different domains or bounded contexts). If possible. And if it makes sense.

Skoop, (edited ) to php
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One of the most fantastic human beings in the and communities needs help. Please help Ryan, Leanna and Beckett if you have the opportunity: https://gofund.me/44ecdba2

Skoop, to random
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Luxemburg. I wonder what that is like. It's been decades since I was there last.

Skoop, to NewJersey
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Stay safe

saramg, to random
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Californians when they live right on top of a 4.8 magnitude earthquake's epicenter: picks up drink so it doesn't spill, but keeps reading

New Yorkers when they hear there's been a 4.8 30miles away in another state: ATTENTION ALL OCCUPANTS OF THIS 50 STORY OFFICE BUILDING. STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING! THE VERY GROUND BENEATH US SHUDDERS WITH RAGE! I mean... not our ground, but like somewhere over there in New Jersey... Building seems fine though, I guess. I dunno, just thought you should know.

Skoop,
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@saramg @dcousineau @manchuck @ieatkillerbees I loved NYC when I was there and would love to go back someday.

Skoop,
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@ieatkillerbees if I ever make it there again, I'll take you up on that :)

ieatkillerbees, to earthquake
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Had a little in NYC just now :O

Skoop,
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@ieatkillerbees hope everyone is OK and there is no damage

Skoop, to random
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Judging by my mailbox it's Bandspam Friday!

Skoop, to random
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Going through a slightly too big backlog of merge requests in one or our projects. oops ;)

Skoop,
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Really grateful for on this project btw.

Skoop, to random
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Looking forward to a trip to Mannheim later this month: https://skoop.dev/blog/2024/04/05/fun_in_mannheim/

Skoop, to random
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Happy transgender day of visibility, especially to my transgender friends. I'm so happy you're here! ❤️

dansup, to random
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I'm honestly considering a paid verification program in Pixelfed to help sustain the project long term.

It would be a centralized list, and would be present in clients, regardless of server.

A blue checkmark would not only help our project financially, but would also provide a trusted visual mark of verification.

Thoughts?

#boostsAppreciated

Skoop, (edited )
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@dansup I'd say if the purpose of verification is trust, it should not be a paid feature. Otherwise it's only possible for people/orgs with enough money.

I can imagine other forms of monetization. More branding/customization features for instance. Or a special "I donated" badge. A "donaters" page where your name is listed. Things like that?

Sjors1985, to random
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I made my first contribution today for the PHP-community. And I have to admit; it feels good to do something in return for packages, we are using on a daily base.

Skoop,
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@Sjors1985 you're ignoring the years of contributing to the community by organizing a conference

Skoop, to random
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I never use social login. Nowhere.

Then you want to submit to a conference, and their CfP system allows only social login.

ARHG

Skoop,
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@heiglandreas conference-hall.io

It only allows Google, Twitter and Github social logins

Skoop,
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@heiglandreas @aslakr and this is exactly why I usually don't use social logins. If you use that and the platform you use to log in breaks, how do you then get to your account/information?

heiglandreas, to random
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When you learn that a band you missed three years ago in Montreal (my flight left an hour before they hit the stage... and I learned it literally the day before) is now playing in Brussels.

On your birthday....

Skoop,
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@heiglandreas ROAD TRIP!

ciaran, to random
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Just booked my ticket and travel for #phpday24 - see some of you there I hope

Skoop,
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@ciaran have fun! PHPDay might just be the best PHP conference in the world at the moment.

kboyd, to random
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AI? In JIRA? Surely you can't be serious.

Skoop,
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@kboyd Jira will automatically sort the priority of stories?

Skoop, to random
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Should @ingewikkeld stop to exist?

This question is hard, but we have to ask it right now.

I need a new gig soon, otherwise the question will answer itself.

Read more: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7176874669763907584-us6c?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Skoop,
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we're still doing the paperwork, but I'll be starting on a new project next week. Yay!

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