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New blog post: "Let’s learn how modern JavaScript frameworks work by building one" https://nolanlawson.com/2023/12/02/lets-learn-how-modern-javascript-frameworks-work-by-building-one/
Some step-by-step instructions on how to build a new JavaScript framework, if you're so inclined. Or just my way of learning how they all work!
If you change the ?utm_source param of a social link to a swear word, will it show up in some marketing person's slide deck when they present their monthly update to their bosses?
I don't know.
But I might have a new hobby.
New features galore!
We shipped quite a few neat additions to Statamic and our other packages in the past few weeks.
Read the summary over on our blog:
https://statamic.com/blog/statamic-hq-update-aug-31
In the last few weeks we've added Multi-Site Permissions, enhanced our CLI with Laravel's new Prompts goodness, and gave our SSG package some love with support for highly customizable pagination URLs and routes.
✍️ Fast database queries are not always better
You probably think fast database queries are good.
You also probably think slow database queries are bad.
But are they? I promise answers, Laravel tips, and typos.
https://timacdonald.me/fast-database-queries-are-not-always-better/
You probably think fast database queries are good. You also probably think slow database queries are bad. On top of all of these "thinks" you have about database queries - there is a certain Laravel method that, if you’ve seen it, you probably think you understand…but there is a chance you don’t.