Лучшие подкасты про Saray (2024)

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Should we use a JSON field for this? 14:20

1d ago14:20

14:20

JSON fields can be very useful, but when is a good time to include them in your database design? In today's episode of No Compromises, Aaron and Joel use a couple examples from recent projects to talk through reasons they would and would not use a JSON field. (00:00) - Debating JSON fields in database design (03:06) - Configuration options: JSON vs…

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A balanced approach to static analysis in Laravel apps 11:59

16d ago11:59

11:59

Static types and tooling have increased the quality of our apps, but sometimes certain features in your Laravel app don't play nicely with static analysis. In today's episode, we talk about how we approach the tradeoffs around making a tool happy without changing how you write code. (00:00) - Our approach to static analysis in a Laravel app (01:30)…

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Why do we like testing so much? 12:09

30d ago12:09

12:09

I write a lot about testing in the Mastering Laravel newsletter. Ever wonder why it's a topic I care so much about? In today's episode, we discuss that question and come up with a few different reasons. (00:00) - Why do we like testing so much? (01:20) - Looking back at how we learned (02:30) - Making it easier to join a project (05:45) - Tests mak…

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What does it mean to "know" something? 9:37

1M ago9:37

9:37

What does it really mean when you say you know a particular technology? On today's episode, we discuss this using TypeScript as a specific example. (00:00) - What does it mean to "know" something? (03:15) - Thinking about TypeScript vs strict types in PHP (05:30) - Are you fluent? (06:50) - Silly bit Want help with your Laravel or PHP project? We r…

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How to approach being wrong 12:16

2M ago12:16

12:16

Programmers are not shy about telling other programmers when they're wrong. But what can we learn in a situation like his? How can we be wrong with style? In this episode, Aaron and Joel talk about times they've been wrong throughout their career and what they've learned. (00:00) - Aaron admits he was wrong (02:00) - What can I learn from this? (05…

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Where do you go when you need help? 14:14

2M ago14:14

14:14

We can't know everything, so throughout each day we inevitably have questions. On today's episode, we discuss different approaches we have used when we need a little help. (00:00) - Where do you go when you need help? (01:30) - Option 1 - search engines (03:30) - Getting the most out of search results (05:00) - Option 2 - talk to AI (07:00) - Using…

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What does it mean if someone says your app is slow? 13:42

3M ago13:42

13:42

The dreaded bug report: this app is slow. Ok, but what is slow? I have so many questions! In today's episode, we discuss our approach to getting more information out of that initial bug report, and a methodical approach to locate and quantify the slowness. If you'd like help setting up tools like Xdebug profiling, send us a message.…

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Why we have a separate test suite for external services 18:03

3M ago18:03

18:03

Writing tests that communicate with a third party can be a little tricky, but we've found an approach that balances speed and confidence. In today's episode, we share that approach and talk through a strategy of how frequently to run tests that talk to the outside world. (00:00) - Why would your tests ever talk to an external service? (02:30) - Wha…

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API specs aren't just for giant teams 14:41

4M ago14:41

14:41

I don't have time to write an API spec. We're not a giant team. We don't have external users of our API. I've said all these things in the past, but in today's episode, we discuss why you should still consider writing a specification for your Laravel API. (00:00) - Should you write a spec for your API? (01:37) - Thinking through the requirements (0…

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Slowly introducing static analysis without changing everything 15:13

4M ago15:13

15:13

Maybe you've tried to add static analysis to your Laravel app and got scared away by all the errors. In this episode we discuss how we like to introduce PHPStan to large, long-lived projects in a way that doesn't introduce a lot of risk or change. Would you like help introducing Larastan to your project? That's one of many things we can help you wi…

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Troubleshooting an empty session 12:29

5M ago12:29

12:29

Why isn't this working? It can be frustrating when something doesn't work as expected! In this episode, we talk through a recent issue Joel had with sessions and oauth flows. There are a couple principles that apply more broadly. Next time you're stuck on something, let us help! This episode is sponsored by Mailtrap, an Email Delivery Platform that…

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Magic methods are okay in the right context 12:06

5M ago12:06

12:06

"Magic" methods and properties show up several places in Laravel, as well as third-party packages. They can make certain things easier and less verbose, but there is a trade off. In this episode, we discuss a few different contexts where we like and avoid magic accessors. We'd really appreciate it if you share the show with other Laravel devs. This…

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Should you let your admin do that? 10:49

6M ago10:49

10:49

Admins can do everything in the app, right? Today we discuss a couple reasons why you may want to consider not letting an admin have access to every single feature in your app. 🎉️ Episode 100 is a huge milestone for us. Thank you for listening! This episode is sponsored by Mailtrap, an Email Delivery Platform that developers love. Try for Free at M…

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Redefining parameters around age and the stage with Vera Mann: staying power in a fleeting industry 1:44:36

6M ago1:44:36

1:44:36

With a professional career spanning over 38 years, Vera Mann is one of the most prolific actors and performers The Netherlands and Belgium has known. With a professional career spanning over 38 years, Vera Mann is one of the most prolific actors and performers The Netherlands and Belgium has known. With leading roles ranging from Evita, Éponine in …

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Don't get overwhelmed by errors in your application 11:55

6M ago11:55

11:55

Have you ever turned on error tracking in a long-lived app and then got overwhelmed by all the errors happening? We talk through some strategies to not get overwhelmed and make a case that you really should be monitoring this in production. Would you like help with your legacy app? We have a ton of experience making legacy apps a joy to work within…

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Following the focused path with Dr. Leara Rhodes: from scholar to novelist 48:17

6M ago48:17

48:17

When an early love for writing and a dream to be a novelist is deferred, Leara pursues her love for writing elsewhere. First as a journalist, working in Trinidad, Haiti, Dominica, and Atlanta, then as an Associate Emerita of Journalism at the University of Georgia. Leara is the author of academic books, and many papers, journals, and magazine artic…

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Does it matter how your code looks? 11:49

7M ago11:49

11:49

We've talked about coding standards before, but this time we approach it from a slightly different angle. Does the way you're code is formatted affect your ability to understand it? Brains are interesting things. Is your code slower than you'd like? We specialize in Laravel performance optimization and we can help! Contact us to discuss.…

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Setting Yourself up for Greatness with Victoria Theodore: from child prodigy to world class artist 1:19:04

7M ago1:19:04

1:19:04

Victoria Theodore's name is synonymous to child prodigy and virtuoso, and from a very young age she quickly drew the attention of some of the best music schools in the world. It doesn't come as a surprise that her musical journey led her to working with some of the industry's biggest icons, and solidifying her place as a top instrumentalist. But Vi…

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The life cycle of database hosting 16:21

7M ago16:21

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You launched a hobby project and then it starts to get some traction. What next? How do you get a more solid foundation under your app when it comes to database hosting? In this episode, we discuss the common phases we see a database go through during an app's life. And if you'd love some help moving your database or tackling performance issues, gi…

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Following your gut with Denise Deegan: Let fear take a back seat and pursue your dreams 1:01:44

7M ago1:01:44

1:01:44

Award winning novelist and screenwriter, Denise Deegan, summarizes all she is and does in the best of ways: "I'm a storyteller." And what a storyteller she is. In this candid conversation, she takes us back to deciding to give up a lucrative business to write a novel, her ability to move past fears and doubts by always following her gut, and pivoti…

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Are you really going to need that abstraction? 11:59

8M ago11:59

11:59

Interfaces are a great tool for writing maintainable applications, but it is possible to go "too far" with abstraction. Or maybe, it's a bad use of time to write an abstraction up front before you really know you need it. We discuss some trade-offs and examples. (00:00) - Life before interfaces in PHP (02:30) - Going too far with interfaces (04:45)…

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Thinking in possibilities with Shirma Rouse: Define your future 1:00:18

8M ago1:00:18

1:00:18

Born in the Dutch Caribbean and raised on a small beautiful island with just over 3,000 inhabitants, Shirma paved her way to become a force on the global music scene. From singing background vocals for Chaka Khan, Micheal Bolton, Al Jerreau and many, many more to eventually going solo and paying her final respects to her musical idol, Aretha Frankl…

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Unlocking your full potential with Dr. Saray Stancic: a guide to living a happy, healthy life. 1:21:41

8M ago1:21:41

1:21:41

Dr. Saray Stancic went from being a physician to being an MS patient in the blink of an eye, at just 28 years old. After 8 years of living a compromised life and worsening symptoms, while still pursuing her dreams of having a successful medical career, her AHA Moment came in the form of an obscure medical journal and blueberries...🫐 Today, she has …

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Should you change application code to support a test? 11:32

8M ago11:32

11:32

When you're writing a test it can be so tempting to just "tweak" some app code to make it easier to write that test, but we discuss why that might not be a good idea. We also talk about some app changes while writing tests that are beneficial to the overall project. (00:00) - Sometimes changing code makes testing easier (01:30) - Different types of…

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What is the point of design patterns? 11:38

8M ago11:38

11:38

Do your eyes glaze over when someone mentions singletons or factories? We'll try to not to be boring as we explain the benefits of design patterns. Sign up for our free Laravel newsletter and learn something new in 2 minutes or less.Joel Clermont and Aaron Saray

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Move that logic out of your view 10:16

9M ago10:16

10:16

Ever feel like your Blade views are getting too logic-heavy? What logic belongs in the view, and what logic would be better somewhere else? We use a recent PR discussion to talk through these points. (00:00) - Trying to keep logic out of the Blade view (02:00) - Using the simplest form of logic (03:45) - Business logic doesn't belong in the view la…

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Is it worth switching to another tool? 19:59

9M ago19:59

19:59

When new tools and packages come out, there is usually some buzz around the launch, and how it solves all the problems of the old tool. Should you switch? How do you know when it's worth it? What are the potential downsides of switching? We talk through a couple examples and share how we approach these decisions Want to see what our coding standard…

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How we use seeders in our applications 15:15

10M ago15:15

15:15

Seeders seem pretty straightforward. It's a way to generate data. But how should you use them in your app and what different purposes do they serve? We talk through our approach to seeders and how we use them in a few different contexts. (00:00) - Diving into how we use seeders in our applications (01:40) - Should a seeder create users? (04:30) - U…

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Don't just get mad at some tech, dig in and learn! 15:27

10M ago15:27

15:27

Is there some particular tool or technology that just makes you mad? Maybe it's the way CSS behaves or how some browsers work. Don't just get mad, dig in and learn it thoroughly. We talk about how we've done that and how it helped. (00:00) - Once again, Aaron reads the docs (02:30) - Recognizing when you don't know something (03:30) - Approaches fo…

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Making a case for consistency 13:25

11M ago13:25

13:25

We see a lot of different projects, but it's pretty rare to find one that's well-documented and internally consistent. Why does that matter? And how can you make things more consistent without spending a lot of time on it? (00:00) - We like keeping things tidy in our projects (01:20) - Have a README, please (03:30) - Is there a business case for co…

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Different approaches to upgrading to a new major Laravel version 16:01

11M ago16:01

16:01

How do you like to upgrade your app when the next new major version of Laravel comes out? Aaron and Joel share two different approaches they've used, and what added benefits you get from doing a version upgrade. Need help getting tests on your Laravel app before upgrading?Joel Clermont and Aaron Saray

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Maybe you don't need to write code this time 15:25

12M ago15:25

15:25

We're developers, we write code! But sometimes it's worth thinking if we really need to fire up our editor, or if a better solution exists. We talk through some "behind the scenes" podcast workflow, and how we decided we didn't need to write code this time. (00:00) - Considering better ways to track topics (01:00) - The developer brain kicks in (03…

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Should you manage roles and permissions with a UI? 12:52

1y ago12:52

12:52

Just about every application needs the concept of roles and permissions. Often, there's a desire to allow non-developers to manage roles and permissions in the application interface, but is that a good idea? (00:00) - Roles and permissions landscape (01:45) - A UI for managing permissions? (04:14) - Rolling out new permissions via migrations (06:45…

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The changing value of books throughout your career 12:13

1y ago12:13

12:13

You might have a book that really shaped how you write code today. Some books make more sense if you read them later in your career. We discuss the changing value of books as a learning resource as you gain experience. 00:00 Using books as a resource 01:59 Changing perspectives as you gain experience 03:05 Recognizing real-world applications of wha…

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Some reasons to write a down method in your migrations 14:19

1y ago14:19

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This is a surprisingly controversial topic. In this episode, we share why we write down migration methods, and it's probably not the reason you're thinking of. (00:00) - Is writing down migration methods just a weird habit? (02:30) - A deploy that goes horribly wrong immediately (03:45) - Rolling forward due to database engine limitations (05:00) -…

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Managing a micro-manager 14:18

1y ago14:18

14:18

It's frustrating to have a client, boss, or even co-worker attempt to micro-manage you. We share some tips on how to make the working relationship better. (00:00) - Uncomfortable projects and clients (02:45) - Ask them directly "what's up" (05:00) - Understand what they want from you (07:00) - Let's role play (10:30) - The extra work is worth it (1…

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A couple handy features in PHPStorm 10:14

1y ago10:14

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Developers spend a large part of their day inside an editor. For a full-featured editor like PHPStorm, there may be some useful features you've never noticed. We discuss a few of those.Joel Clermont and Aaron Saray

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Tools should work for you, not boss you around 15:49

1y ago15:49

15:49

PHPStan is a great tool, but if you're not careful it might push you to write code in a way you wouldn't normally write it. How can you balance a tool's strengths with your team's style of writing code? (00:00) - We really like PHPStan (01:30) - Can you go too far with a tool, though? (03:40) - Things to consider if you're newer to Laravel or PHP (…

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Harnessing that post-conference excitement 13:09

1y ago13:09

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It is so exciting to watch a conference talk announcing some new tool or feature. Now you're back at work and your fingers are itching to type `composer install` - What do you do? (00:00) - Post-conference excitement is a real thing (01:11) - The reality of how conferences are structured (03:50) - Talks share things you could do not things you shou…

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How do you tell a teammate they might be wrong? 9:19

1+ y ago9:19

9:19

Programmers have opinions on things. Shocking, I know! How can we tell someone we think there's a better way to do something, without being counterproductive and causing needless confrontation? (00:00) - Programmers have opinions on a lot of topics (02:25) - Start by asking questions (03:45) - Get smart with leading questions (05:25) - Do you alway…

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Lots of different ways to test record creation 10:15

1+ y ago10:15

10:15

We get a bit nerdy here and dive deep on a few different ways to test record creation. (00:00) - We like testing (01:20) - One way to test creating a record (03:00) - Limitations of fetch the record with first() (05:30) - Considerations when using latest() in tests (07:00) - An approach for using auto-increment IDs (08:05) - Silly bit Read more of …

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How do you avoid distractions? 15:56

1+ y ago15:56

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Do you maintain laser focus when you work, or are you a normal human being? How do you balance use of email and social media for legitimate work reasons without going down the rabbit hole of distraction? Stop your work and listen to this episode for answers. It's not a distraction, it's an investment. (00:00) - Feeling the pull of distraction when …

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When should you use final classes or private properties? 13:48

1+ y ago13:48

13:48

The discussion of final classes was a hot topic recently. We had planned on discussing this even before it came up on Twitter, but here is our unsolicited opinion. Is there some use case we missed? Aaron wants to hear about it. Show notes (00:00) - Final classes, the hot topic on Twitter (01:00) - Aaron's opinion has evolved over the years (03:15) …

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Is it ever ok to delay writing tests? 12:25

1+ y ago12:25

12:25

We always write tests, and can't imagine working without them. But is there ever a time where it might make sense to delay writing some tests until later in the project? Let us tell you a story about a recent project where we made that decision. (00:00) - Our secret podcast agenda (01:00) - Project setup (02:30) - Tests are good, but they do add ti…

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Should an Eloquent relationship include soft-deleted records? 13:37

1+ y ago13:37

13:37

Show notes: (00:00) - Relationships and trashed records (02:00) - One-to-one relationship (02:39) - Are soft-deletes bad then? (03:30) - Balancing end user and developer experience (05:00) - One-to-many relationships are even more problematic (08:00) - Does the specific domain matter? (10:15) - Agree on the rule as a team (10:50) - Silly bit Get a …

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Interviewing other developers like a human 15:09

1+ y ago15:09

15:09

Some interviewing techniques can be pretty disrespectful of the applicant's time or humanity. On today's episode we talk about some ways of approaching an interview to put the person at ease and help them to do their best. Show notes: 00:00 Our different work backgrounds 01:00 How to kick off a technical discussion in an interview 03:45 How to leve…

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The benefits of working with other developers 12:23

1+ y ago12:23

12:23

Maybe you're a solo dev or working on a small team. What benefits are there in widening your circle of developers? We talk through our own personal experiences in this episode. Show notes: (00:00) - Topic intro: the benefits of working with someone else (02:46) - Code review can actually be nice (04:45) - The benefits of being "challenged" (06:20) …

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Changing our mind about queues in testing 13:59

1+ y ago13:59

13:59

We'll admit it: sometimes we change our mind. In this episode, we discuss how we used to setup queues in Laravel tests, and why we changed it. Show Notes 00:00 Sometimes we change our mind over time 02:00 Changing queue from sync to null in tests 03:45 Feature versus integration tests 04:40 Where do you test job logic? 05:30 White box versus black …

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Too many rules? 15:54

1+ y ago15:54

15:54

Rules in programming can be extremely helpful, especially on a team. But is it possible to go too far with rules? We discuss a couple recent scenarios where we could have made a rule, but decided not to. 00:00 I like rules 01:20 Maybe going too far with rules - the scenario 03:05 Bug explanation 05:03 A tangent on test setup 06:30 A possible rule t…

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Keeping an open mind with other languages and tools 11:35

1+ y ago11:35

11:35

Before you vent some frustration on another tool or programming community, take a deep breath and think about why you're irritated? We talk about our own reactions to some technologies and how it's good to keep an open mind or, at a minimum, to not be a jerk. 00:00 It's easy to hate on tools you don't use 01:02 Why are there different kinds of tool…

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