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Let the machine do the dirty work.

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If you're interested in Machine Learning and PHP, Transformers PHP emerges as a game-changer, offering robust text processing capabilities within the PHP ecosystem.

https://dev.to/robertobutti/machine-learning-with-php-5gb

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Fusion integrates Markdown into Laravel Models, simplifying Website development https://laravel-news.com/link/11974

roberto,
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@laravelnews thank you for sharing!

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Fusion is a Laravel package designed to manage structured content via Eloquent Models, eliminating the necessity for a conventional database setup. It achieves this by leveraging Markdown files enhanced with Frontmatter.

https://github.com/Hi-Folks/fusion

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In the world of natural language processing (NLP), the power of transformers has been nothing short of revolutionary. Among the many tools available, Transformers.js stands out as a versatile library that simplifies text transformation tasks.

In the article, there are 2 practical examples:

  • automatic text translations (from English into Italian)
  • Answering Questions example

https://dev.to/robertobutti/embrace-the-ai-revolution-explore-text-transformation-with-transformerjs-in-javascript-27l8

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I am happy to announce that I have just published an article about semantic search with Orama: "Implementing Semantic Search with Storyblok and Orama"

https://dev.to/robertobutti/implementing-semantic-search-with-storyblok-and-orama-3p9c

roberto, to php
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I have just rewritten the section on array_map(). If you would like to read it and give me feedback or help with the revision, you are welcome to ✨

Some Drops of PHP (the open-source book about PHP functions)

https://drops-of-php.hi-folks.dev/02-array/01-arr-array_map/

roberto,
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@Girgias thank you, I am very honored to read your feedback. Thank you 🙏 . Do you think it is appropriate to delete the last example? I agree with you; the intent was to combine a few things like array_map, an anonymous function, and the use keyword, but maybe it can be confusing to the reader and can be implemented in the easiest way. I think I will remove this last example. Thank you ✨

roberto,
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@kniziol exactly; long ago, I was skeptical of using array mapping functions and preferred to use classical loops. Then, slowly, I started using them more and more.
Anyway, in a shorter form, I mentioned the map here: https://drops-of-javascript.hi-folks.dev/02-array/11_array-map/

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Since real-time communication and Websocket seem "hot" recently, I decided to revise and update my article on Websocket with PHP and Open Swoole.

https://dev.to/robertobutti/websocket-with-php-4k2c

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Hi PHP Folks!
We can run our PHP tests and quality checks on a new M1 macOS runner.

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I just discovered that my article on "Building a Command Line Tool with PHP and Symfony Console" was mentioned in the official Symfony blog. It may not sound like much, but it is an immense joy for me.

https://symfony.com/blog/a-week-of-symfony-891-22-28-january-2024

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🎉 Ibis Next v1.0.12

With this new version.✨ , I have added the option to export to HTML format in addition to the already available PDF and EPUB.

https://github.com/Hi-Folks/ibis-next/releases/tag/v1.0.12

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Ibis Next v1.0.11
Added
and

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

https://github.com/Hi-Folks/ibis-next/releases/tag/v1.0.11

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Hi, content creator! Are you looking for an easy way to create your e-books automatically, and do you want to focus on making the content?
I want to introduce you to Ibis Next, the practical and pragmatic tool for creating e-books!
With Ibis Next, you can automatically create your e-books in PDF or EPUB format, so you can focus on creating the content in Markdown format.

https://dev.to/robertobutti/create-your-e-book-converting-markdown-to-pdf-and-epub-ekm

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I'm building a PoC for a content-driven website with Laravel 11 and Markdown.
I'm using Laravel Folio and Eloquent Models to retrieve and filter the Markdown content from the file system.

Inspired by Astro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiJpoIpLXo4

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Just launched Ibis Next on Product Hunt

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ibis-next
Feel free to click upvote :)

Ibis Next is an open-source tool developed for e-book creators who want to focus on content creation. Ibis Next supports writing in Markdown format and can generate e-books in PDF or EPUB format.

roberto, to Symfony
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🚀 Thrilled to unveil my latest article!

🧑‍💻 Dive into the world of Command Line Tool creation with PHP and Symfony Console in just 5 minutes.

✨ Check it out now! 👉 https://dev.to/robertobutti/building-a-command-line-tool-with-php-and-symfony-console-4n6g

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Rector PHP is an open-source automation tool for PHP, and it simplifies the process of code upgrades, refactoring, and modernization, bringing significant benefits to developers and their projects.

Starting with Rector PHP: Improving Your PHP Code with Automation
https://dev.to/robertobutti/starting-with-rector-php-improving-your-php-code-with-automation-1ahd

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2024 is in full swing, and so is the conference season for our beloved PHP!

Check out the updated list: https://dev.to/robertobutti/php-laravel-symfony-conferences-in-2024-1olg

The next (online) is SymfonyOnline, followed by the exciting LaraconEU in Amsterdam.

Which one will you be attending?

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PHP function: levenshtein()

Calculating the distance between two strings

https://drops-of-php.hi-folks.dev/05-string/16-str-levensthein/

roberto,
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@magitism of course, thank you for your reply.
I used it in a command-line tool to find a misspelled option. Generally, it's handy when you have a list and need to pinpoint the closest match to a given input. Fixing a misspelled path against a list of valid paths is another practical use. It's also useful when comparing simplified DNA sequences or finding similar sequences in a series of game steps. While a basic similarity function, it may not be the most effective in all contexts.

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Why PHP?
Rediscovering the Strengths of PHP: Unveiling the Modern Ecosystem

https://dev.to/robertobutti/why-php-2e4h

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I'm collecting a list of 2024 conferences for PHP, Laravel, and Symfony.

Which one will you attend?

If you have suggestions for the list (such as adding a conference), please let me know.

https://dev.to/robertobutti/php-laravel-symfony-conferences-in-2024-1olg

roberto,
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@heiglandreas, not yet; this is my "classical" annual list that I monitor every year... but good point; I will also check the two websites you mention to see if I missed some. Thank you!

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