Anyone else is micro-annoyed by the current of people using the term #livecoding in a very loose sense and instead of meaning "on-the-fly programming" it suddenly means "i code while i am on a live stream".
To be fair, I am not really annoyed, it is more that live coding is a different idea in nature. At least in my head, it's a registered definition..
@scathach@thgs in my last days of c++ i had started replacing the self-insert keys to completely eliminate holding shift (because it was a source of RSI.) so things like typing ;; would become :: and - would become an underscore if next to an identifier character kind of stuff
@bobmagicii I gave up on psr18 and whatnot for the http clients I am using. I did some small interfaces for what I needed exactly.
I see what you mean though. If X is based on Y, then X is bounded in some ways to Y. But that is only true when Y is opinionated. The closer it gets to being as objective as possible then it becomes less of a boundary. It’s pretty hard to make something as objective as possible though
@thgs Our of which diagrams? The diagram would need to be in a parsable format, like Mermaid or something like that. If you have that, it could certainly be done though I don't know of a tool that does so.
@Crell Yes, I'm wondering if there is a tool already. I've tried with phpstorm in the past for the reverse operation of generating a diagram from code but it was not that nice.
@Girgias thanks so much for uploading the talk. I wanted to join but had to follow with the others that I was with.
Went through the video and the slides and as kept having an issue with my properties being not initialized, took a couple of hours to figure out the arginfo was not correct as I was missing the constructor definition from the stub. Had a laugh when I figured it out.
Thanks so much for the talk though, that was great!