Simon Shares

at this point i feel like i'm just catching up with what everyone else has always known

I don't need my framework to be full-stack, but it should help me to be full-stack... as easily as possible, because then I'm productive. And when I'm productive, I'm happy. And when I'm happy, I'm productive.

I don't wanna lose control, but I think I like it

On some rare days I feel like I'm good at what I do AND I am actually good at it... the rest of the time I'm a total idiot.Today is one of the latter.

In which I talk about the curve of a social network platform and why you might want to ride the waveFind me on Airchat

You already have everything you need to create something amazingGo get started!

Can you make your documentation more helpful please?

Some people are great. I've had a really great day because of other people. I needed that

In the depths of the code, where darkness residesA group of heroes emerge, with Laravel as their guideThey navigate the errors, fix bugs with their mightLaravel developers, shining through the nightWith each line of code, they build something newCreating web applications, dreams coming trueThey optimize the performance, make websites flyLaravel developers, reaching for the skyLaravel heroes, coding with prideBringing life to the web, side by sideThey write the scripts, they run the showLaravel heroes, making systems glowLyrics and music: suno.ai

the endless cycle of distraction, accidental context switching and trying to find the headspace for focus and deep work

Sometimes I feel like I'm in a sandpit alone, playing by myself

That first episode went too well

I love working from home, but what do you do when you've got a noisy neighbourhood?(Amazingly, Apple's Voice Isolation mode worked so well, it cut out the crazy noises on the recording! Incredible stuff)