Launching a Deep Research trying to understand Gemini's products billing and subscription, first sentence is: > The proliferation of Google's "Gemini" brand across a wide array of products has created a complex and often misunderstood ecosystem. At least it's not biased 😄

Mon première article sur le Blog #AWS France 🎉 🏦 J’y partage comment, chez Bedrock Streaming, nous optimisons nos couts AWS — en allant bien plus loin que les traditionnelles réservations 💪 aws.amazon.com/fr/blogs/fra...

Copy/pasting Makefile all over again across services, and tweaking rules to fit needs. Totally relatable 😅 I like the questions at the end: - Does it need to be configurable? - Does it need syntax of its own? blog.yossarian.net/2025/01/10/B...

PHPStorm always surprises me. Found I can copy code from one system, jump to another and do a diff with the clipboard!

`WHERE field != 'value'` may not include values with `NULL` in the results. This is due to SQL's "Three Valued Logic", which considers a comparison with NULL, such as `NULL != 'value'`, as neither `true` or `false`, but `uknown`. More on the subject: modern-sql.com/concept/thre...

👀 I just found out that Slack has a way to filter messages on which I reacted with an emoji. So I can notify people that I saw the message, with an eye emoji or a loading one, and then come back to it later with this in the search bar: hasmy::eyes:

✍️ A nice image to quickly know how to write simple and easy to understand docs. Reminds me of the paramedic method. Funny enough, it comes from this post, by @theletterf.bsky.social, warning against using AI to generate docs: passo.uno/whats-wrong-...

I think in the tech industry we tend to forget how connected VC investment and interest rates are. Especially that despite high interest rates, there is a LOT of investment in AI. Outside AI: not much. This is unlikely to change until rates don't change.

Found out that asking an AI LLM to refactor a code could be more helpful to understand it than just asking for an explanation. Explanation will have to include parts of the code that are not essential or misguiding, as refactor will try to rework them for a better understanding.

Imagine a phone that draws its own interface, just for you. We built a proof-of-concept OS that ditches app silos for a truly generative UI. It's controlled by voice or text and handles links, images, and navigation on the fly. marmelab.com/blog/2025/07...

🚀 Kicking off the Symfony AI Initiative ➡️ https://symfony.com/blog/kicking-off-the-symfony-ai-initiative

🔥 #PHP 8.5 first #alpha version has been released and it's packed of incredible features you don't know yet. @thephpf.bsky.social is delivering yet another awesome release. Here are 10 curated features, a couple you may have heard of, and many more I'm sure you'll discover here! 👇🧵

Having a CI that goes from 40 minutes to 10 minutes, thanks to dmaicher/doctrine-test-bundle, that's beautiful 🥹

🔧 @alexdaubois.bsky.social‬ and I are currently working on a new FrankenPHP "feature" that could radically change the #PHP ecosystem! Stay tuned 🔥🔥🔥

Nous l'annoncions la semaine dernière : le projet #FrankenPHP est désormais officiellement supporté par La PHP Foundation. Son code source va être transféré dans le dépôt GitHub de #PHP, la gouvernance du projet ne change pas. Communiqué : les-tilleuls.coop/blog/franken...

My kids first contribution to @api-platform.com. Maybe one day they'll reach the contributors page 😄

I saw the AFUP Day Lyon 2024 talk by @mtarld.bsky.social one year ago and was amazed by the JsonStreamer, glad to see it released, well done👏 Can't wait to update my stack to test it!

🤩 Don't know why it's not a standard to have such page like @api-platform.com: api-platform.com/resources/co...

PHPStorm names the SQL results tab depending on the previous comment, neat 👍

FrankenPHP is now officially supported by the PHP Foundation, the project repository will be moved to the PHP organization on GitHub, and the collaboration between the PHP project, the Caddy web server, and @les-tilleuls.coop will intensify even further! les-tilleuls.coop/en/blog/fran...

#PHP pipe operator RFC v3 currently under vote 💙 Here's a 🧵 about the history of the RFCs bsky.app/profile/moni...

#PHP on a good way to get a pipe operator with: wiki.php.net/rfc/pipe-ope... A way to chain callable, passing results from left to the first argument on right, like a bash pipe operator. It eases reading code compared to callbacks, and less error-prone than temp vars. See below ⬇️ 1/4

🐞 Find out, our Behat tests suite was configured using tags. So a typo on this tag in a feature file and the whole file is ignored. Difficult to spot, when you've got hundred of files. So better idea here, using paths, so we don't miss any file.

Fun fact: the TestDox attribute allows you to override what's written there. It's main use to me is to combine it with DataProvider: test method parameters can then be used as placeholders, which will be replaced in --testdox with the values from the data provider. docs.phpunit.de/en/12.0/attr...

So it's not mandatory to specify a variable name to catch an exception in #PHP? 😮 Feel kind of dumb to find such tiny tips now 😅

📖Found this in The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman: "Getting the specification ... is one of the most difficult parts of the design ... to avoid specifying the problem as long as possible but instead to iterate upon repeated approximations" Reminds me of something 🤔... agile

Just wanted to share this @api-platform.com (v3.4) mindmap that I created to find my way in the workflow. Keypoints for me were Operations, and understanding how Processors and Providers were handled.

The most important role of a software engineer in the age of AI coding tools is becoming: Be a GREAT code reviewer. Spot mistakes in the generated code. Reject it / fix it to make it work correctly. How do companies interview for this skillset? You won't like it but:

rest-assured.io, maybe the best naming I've ever seen 😄

So we can get a pretty on PHPUnit by simply adding `--testdox` to the command 😲 vendor/bin/phpunit --testdox www.amitmerchant.com/make-phpunit...

💬 It's not just about dev, but also collaboration. By following those Slack etiquette tips, we could: - spend less time decode messages - and communicate efficiently on our tasks slack.com/intl/en-gb/b...

Didn't know, but we can save tabs layout in Obsidian using workspaces, to reapply then later. Useful to switch working / thinking mode. help.obsidian.md/plugins/work...

📑Always read the tiny lines, `disable` and then `enable` a Doctrine filter make it loose it's dynamically `setParameter`. To pause Doctrine filters, we must prefer `suspend` and `restore`. www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doc...

Strange stuff and funky PHP things, foreach is casting valid numerical integer strings as a proper int type 🤔 This due to a limitation on how PHP was handling object and array conversion: wiki.php.net/rfc/convert_...

An interesting slide deck, from Alex Vondrak, to understand four notions of telemetry: logs, events, spans and traces. docs.google.com/presentation...

🐘I discovered HEREDOC in PHP about a year ago, and found it wonderful to ease reading of big text block. ✨ It allows: - JSON syntax highlight in PHPStorm - Variables replacement like double quotes - Handle indents in code block

Just discovered there's a new HTTP QUERY method draft proposal 😲🤞 It fills a gap for querying data with long and complex requests, which not fit a GET as URL will be too long, and does not justify the use of a POST. datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ie...

Just learned that max_execution_time in PHP measures the actual execution time, not the time between start and finish. Except on Windows, where it’s the total duration! No wonder I was confused on why my Cloud Run script running for 15 minutes suddenly crashing randomly 🤔

"If there's a situation you think should never happen, but the types suggest that it is in fact possible, rather than glazing over ..., add code to handle that case" 💯I track attempts to shush static analysis in reviews, Don't try to cheat, embrace it. www.epicweb.dev/principles/d...

Astonished by this blog post from @copyconstruct.bsky.social, that puts words on feelings I've got early on in my career. Understanding the company and how to navigate within its structure is as important than just by a good developer. A must read: newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/how-to-bec...

Real useful to ease learning 🙏

This is huge: PHP 8.4 now allows regular properties in interfaces—how cool is that? Here is a video about it: youtu.be/J1URZvCxHDU.

What's good documentation for us is good documentation for AI. Using standards like OpenAPI for describing an API, and Arazzo to describe how to use them together could ease future AI agents work.

I'm a Go, JS/TS, C and PHP developer. I also know many other languages, although I'm less efficient with them (I try to learn one a year). In 2024, I'm still choosing #PHP for most new projects because: 1/4

Announcing the pre-release of the PHP Installer for Extensions (PIE) 🎉 Think of it as Composer for PHP extensions: they’re distributed via Packagist and handled similar to regular PHP packages. Check it out and share your feedback 🐘💜 thephp.foundation/blog/2024/11...

The PHP 8.4 evolution of Getters & Setters 😍

New #PHP extension installer called Pie 🥧 was released! Thanks to @asgrim.dev's work we can now install PHP extensions by their Composer name (also with explicit configure flags for build). More features will be added in the future ☺️. github.com/php/pie

Il existe une option dans git pour cloner un dépôt qui n’est pas très connue mais qui mérite pourtant de l’être d’avantage. C'est l'option "reference", et si ce nom ne vous dit rien, ce nouvel article de @lyrixx.bsky.social est la lecture idéale ! jolicode.com/blog/loption... #git #tip #astuce

Really hyped to present to you the Symfony Mapper component in a few weeks! Currently trying it on @ApiPlatform ! symfony.com/blog/symfony...

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