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  1. debug tui can now accept a script as an argument and monitors the stdout/stderr. also blinking lights.

    github.com/dantleech/debug-tui

  2. Added route matching to the TUI so you can filter activities by similar GPX routes with a given tolerance. pretty happy with it - worryingly I'm getting more ideas

    github.com/dantleech/strava-rs

  3. @dantleech @phpactor

    I've set up with (p) and another with (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?)

  4. @dantleech @phpactor

    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?)

  5. @dantleech @phpactor

    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?)

  6. @dantleech @phpactor

    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?)

  7. @dantleech @phpactor

    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?)

  8. Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/ not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor

  9. Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/ not really sure I make my point though

  10. Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/ not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor

  11. Written a bit of a silly blog post about the Phpactor Container. - The Best Container: dantleech.com/blog/2022/10/17/ not really sure I make my point though #php #phpactor

  12. 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: meetup.com/phpug-rhein-neckar/

  13. Quick reminder that you can sponsor some great developers on #Github for their FOSS projects.

    I personally sponsor each month @dantleech and @ondrejmirtes for their a-ma-zing work on respectively #phpactor and #phpstan.

    If we all give 5€ per month to the creators of #FOSS projects we use and love, it can make a huge difference. ❤️

  14. Quick reminder that you can sponsor some great developers on for their FOSS projects.

    I personally sponsor each month @dantleech and @ondrejmirtes for their a-ma-zing work on respectively and .

    If we all give 5€ per month to the creators of projects we use and love, it can make a huge difference. ❤️

  15. Quick reminder that you can sponsor some great developers on #Github for their FOSS projects.

    I personally sponsor each month @dantleech and @ondrejmirtes for their a-ma-zing work on respectively #phpactor and #phpstan.

    If we all give 5€ per month to the creators of #FOSS projects we use and love, it can make a huge difference. ❤️

  16. Had a great in Mannheim, enjoyed the format and met some great people. Would unKonf again. Recommended 👍

  17. TIL that `$http_response_headers` is a magic variable that magically appears in the local scope when you use a HTTP wrapper in PHP 😍 it's the sort of thing I want to say "won't fix" for in #phpactor

  18. TIL that `$http_response_headers` is a magic variable that magically appears in the local scope when you use a HTTP wrapper in PHP 😍 it's the sort of thing I want to say "won't fix" for in

  19. TIL that `$http_response_headers` is a magic variable that magically appears in the local scope when you use a HTTP wrapper in PHP 😍 it's the sort of thing I want to say "won't fix" for in #phpactor

  20. TIL that `$http_response_headers` is a magic variable that magically appears in the local scope when you use a HTTP wrapper in PHP 😍 it's the sort of thing I want to say "won't fix" for in #phpactor

  21. TIL that `$http_response_headers` is a magic variable that magically appears in the local scope when you use a HTTP wrapper in PHP 😍 it's the sort of thing I want to say "won't fix" for in #phpactor

  22. #phpactor is fast enough for me on most projects, but I tried contributing to PHPstan the other day and it was unusable (big, complicated files). So going to invest some time into making it more efficient. Esp. now I'm temporarily liberated from work responsibilities :D

  23. is fast enough for me on most projects, but I tried contributing to PHPstan the other day and it was unusable (big, complicated files). So going to invest some time into making it more efficient. Esp. now I'm temporarily liberated from work responsibilities :D

  24. #phpactor is fast enough for me on most projects, but I tried contributing to PHPstan the other day and it was unusable (big, complicated files). So going to invest some time into making it more efficient. Esp. now I'm temporarily liberated from work responsibilities :D

  25. #phpactor is fast enough for me on most projects, but I tried contributing to PHPstan the other day and it was unusable (big, complicated files). So going to invest some time into making it more efficient. Esp. now I'm temporarily liberated from work responsibilities :D