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Software engineer at Canyon GBS, creator of @filament
📍 LocationCardiff
🐙 GitHubhttps://github.com/danharrin
🦒 Filamenthttps://filamentphp.com
💼 Workhttps://kirschbaumdevelopment.com

Three more days until Laravel Live UK. @danharrin will open the conference and show what's new in Filament v4.

Which also means: Only three more days until v4 beta!

#laravelliveuk #laravel #filamentphp

💛 We've just published another "minor" release for
@filamentphp
that should be a major upgrade to your experience!

v3.2 brings a ton of new features, and we really hope you can make good use of them!

More details about each feature in the thread, blog post soon!

🚀 Today we just launched FilamentPHP v3, with...

A ton of new features 🎉
A completely refreshed UI (by @zepfietje) 🎨
A beautiful new website (by @HassanZahirnia) 😍
Livewire 3 support 🪼
Double the docs of v2!! 🤓📚

Visit http://filamentphp.com andcheck the upgrade guide: https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/panels/upgrade-guide

Filament - Accelerated Laravel development framework: admin panel, form builder, table builder and more

A collection of beautiful full-stack components for Laravel. The perfect starting point for your next app. Using Livewire, Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS.

Filament
infobox / infolist it is! thanks for your contributions 😊
I think I've found the right word... but let me double check myself

🤔 How would you name this UI component?

- Needs to be a noun
- Only 1 word

I'm thinking to call it a "dictionary", because of the key-value pairs?

I've also had "description" as a suggestion, because it's describing an applicant?

Help me out if you want to waste time 😂

📢 Today is my last day at @[email protected]. It's been such an exciting journey, building a huge SaaS from scratch, and now it's time for a new challenge

I'm excited to announce that I'm joining @[email protected] on Monday. Their team is incredible and I can't wait to be part of it! 🎇

Compare Eloquent's human-readable query language (especially when handling relationships) to literally any other ORM or query interface.

It's not just a case of naming things well that allows you to accomplish that. It requires genuine skill to actually get it to work

The more you work with Eloquent / query builder internals, the more you understand how much of a feat it was to create a system with so much internal complexity, while retaining API simplicity for the end user.

Getting knee-deep in how it works is a great way to discover this.

Maybe I did too much in 2022 😅 It's interesting how my work patterns have changed over the years due to life events etc. Going from inconsistent freelancing to study periods to full time employment.