@beberlei Interesting and useful post, thanks!

What I think is confusing most users is that the `clearstatcache` call can actually be used to clear the `realpath cache` as well, and that one can store info on many files, not just the last accessed.

I myself read your post in disbelief, before remembering that there are 2 file caches at play 😅

@osteel @fisharebest

tbh I've been recently been offered £250/day for Sf/Laravel work, in London, which is exactly 60K a year.

It seems PHP devs over here are now mostly assumed (required?) to be low-skill juniors...

@quixoticgeek @suqdiq

in Italy it's the same - highways are owned by private companies.

I am not sure if they are always profitable though. We had cases like the bridge collapse in Genoa which apparently could/would have bankrupted one entity. Many highways defaulted in Spain in 2008, etc...

@djumaka

which interface are you using for visualizing the data? KCacheGrind was not too hard too use, afair.

Other than that, you could set up a trial account with NewRelic or BlackFire - it surely beats adding timers everywhere in your code

@afilina @paranoiq

- mail composing window defaulting to a very small size in an uncomfortable corner of the screen

- the way message threads are mashed together

- as already pointed out, tags vs. folders, and bad search

@iCaspar

not exactly the same, but I run phpstorm on windows, w. source code code in a linux vm, exporting it to windows via samba.
After the latest PS update, I tweaked windows defender setting as recommended by the IDE.
Not sure if it was that change, the IDE update or a window update, but now it takes 1-2 minutes to scan for modified files on each startup instead of being faster...

@Crell

I could look at pageviews and download stats of code vs. docs, but in the day and age of composer and ci tools it feels futile - the number of developers using their ide for code docs will remain largely unknown.

That, and my libraries are all very low traffic, and probably skew towards old-timers / notepad-loving developers 😄