Working on a fun little project aimed at making string manipulation easier when dealing with ANSI escape sequences. It’s very early, but I’d love any thoughts…
@ross I guess my pushback on this is that sometimes things are optional and being able to express that easily and deal with it concisely is really nice. It depends on the trade-offs that make sense for your project, but I don’t mind a few ?’s here and there when they make sense.
@ramsey Brent’s project looks very cool, but I also think that Ryan Chandler is about to release a syntax highlighter that uses TextMate grammar files, which will mean that it can immediately highlight almost all major languages. Very curious how the two projects turn out!
@ramsey Oh that's right… Tweets are behind a login now, eh?
It really sucks that the vast majority of the Laravel community is still stuck on Twitter. I would love to move 100% to Mastodon, but I would be losing nearly my entire dev community if I did :(
In the end, I decided that many companies whose products I use or buy (sadly) have really problematic owners/investors. I'm not going to let Musk further ruin the real, good value I get from my community on Twitter.
@stof interesting… thank you! I've been interested in more modular approaches to building PHP apps (not necessarily Symfony), and wondered if there were any specific downsides that led to that decision. In my experience, apps of a certain size benefit from being organized into separate domains (even if you're not going full DDD), and bundles strike me as a decent way to do that.