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c'est fini:
- 29 days in the road
- 2,516k distance
- 25k of ascent
- 24 blog posts
- 8 countries
- 1 conference talkthanks to all that followed along!
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CW: Day 24: no cycling
Day 24: Catching trains: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/21/jour-de-correspondance/
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Day 22: The longest day: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/19/grenoble/
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Day 21: Last day in Italy: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/19/susa/
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Day 20: Towards Aosta: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/18/ivrea/
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Day 19: Past Como: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/16/camping-la-famigla/
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Day 18: It continues: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2026/05/16/the-nunnery/
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@dantleech #Roscoff is a beautiful village! You should try #kouignette, a version of the #kouignamann cake in small individual portions with tons of different garnish to choose from. There's a quite renowned bakery in Roscoff, Larnicol.
Are you visiting #Brittany before heading south? -
I've set up #neovim with #phpactor (p) and another with #intelephense (i) I used Mason to install each.
What I noticed:
- The calculated root_dir fails for (p); it uses PWD
- BOTH give me signature help and completions (p) is slower and seems to crash on providing signatures for completion.
- BOTH let me jump to definition, though (i) is noticeably faster at this.
- Far fewer diagnostics from phpactor (no static analysis? Perhaps I need to add PHPStan as well?)
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I've set up #neovim with #phpactor (p) and another with #intelephense (i) I used Mason to install each.
What I noticed:
- The calculated root_dir fails for (p); it uses PWD
- BOTH give me signature help and completions (p) is slower and seems to crash on providing signatures for completion.
- BOTH let me jump to definition, though (i) is noticeably faster at this.
- Far fewer diagnostics from phpactor (no static analysis? Perhaps I need to add PHPStan as well?)
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I've set up #neovim with #phpactor (p) and another with #intelephense (i) I used Mason to install each.
What I noticed:
- The calculated root_dir fails for (p); it uses PWD
- BOTH give me signature help and completions (p) is slower and seems to crash on providing signatures for completion.
- BOTH let me jump to definition, though (i) is noticeably faster at this.
- Far fewer diagnostics from phpactor (no static analysis? Perhaps I need to add PHPStan as well?)
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I've set up #neovim with #phpactor (p) and another with #intelephense (i) I used Mason to install each.
What I noticed:
- The calculated root_dir fails for (p); it uses PWD
- BOTH give me signature help and completions (p) is slower and seems to crash on providing signatures for completion.
- BOTH let me jump to definition, though (i) is noticeably faster at this.
- Far fewer diagnostics from phpactor (no static analysis? Perhaps I need to add PHPStan as well?)
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I've set up #neovim with #phpactor (p) and another with #intelephense (i) I used Mason to install each.
What I noticed:
- The calculated root_dir fails for (p); it uses PWD
- BOTH give me signature help and completions (p) is slower and seems to crash on providing signatures for completion.
- BOTH let me jump to definition, though (i) is noticeably faster at this.
- Far fewer diagnostics from phpactor (no static analysis? Perhaps I need to add PHPStan as well?)
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@dantleech interested in understanding more people's experience with them. They have a special section in #backstageio. I've seen limited uptake. My concern is that ADRs would be seen as immutable - things change with fresh perspectives or changing ecosystem.
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@dantleech interested in understanding more people's experience with them. They have a special section in #backstageio. I've seen limited uptake. My concern is that ADRs would be seen as immutable - things change with fresh perspectives or changing ecosystem.
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@dantleech interested in understanding more people's experience with them. They have a special section in #backstageio. I've seen limited uptake. My concern is that ADRs would be seen as immutable - things change with fresh perspectives or changing ecosystem.
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@dantleech interested in understanding more people's experience with them. They have a special section in #backstageio. I've seen limited uptake. My concern is that ADRs would be seen as immutable - things change with fresh perspectives or changing ecosystem.
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@dantleech interested in understanding more people's experience with them. They have a special section in #backstageio. I've seen limited uptake. My concern is that ADRs would be seen as immutable - things change with fresh perspectives or changing ecosystem.
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Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/the-best-container not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor
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Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/the-best-container not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor
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Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: https://www.dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/the-best-container not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor
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Great introduction to TUI by @dantleech at #unKonf Thank you!
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PHP meetup alert! On Oct 30th, @dantleech will discuss "The one hour expression language" and @shochdoerfer will share tips on "Simplify Your Dev Workflow with DDEV". Join us for an evening of PHP fun and learning!
Sign up here https://www.meetup.com/phpug-rhein-neckar/events/305478322/
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Xdebug moving backwards in time (a bit) - briefly mentioned in @derickr #DrupalConVienna session - https://github.com/dantleech/debug-tui written by the author of the also rather wonderful @phpactor
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Join us on Oct 30th for the PHP Usergroup Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar meetup! @dantleech will present "The one hour expression language" and @shochdoerfer will talk about "Simplify Your Dev Workflow with DDEV". Don't miss out on the learning and networking opportunities!
Sign up here https://www.meetup.com/phpug-rhein-neckar/events/305478322/
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Join us for our meetup in 3 weeks!
We've invited @dantleech & @beberlei to give talks. Dan will present the one-hour expression language, while Benjamin will demonstrate how to use #Tideways for profiling, monitoring, and exception tracking in PHP applications.
Sign up here: https://www.meetup.com/phpug-rhein-neckar/events/305478322/
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In #Dotkernel, #Mezzio, and #SlimFramework that’s literally what modules/middlewares are when used correctly.
https://docs.mezzio.dev/mezzio/v3/features/modular-applications/#module-structure