Tag: PHP
All the articles with the tag "PHP".
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Free or Pro? A Decision Framework | The Foundation Papers, Part 13
Nine posts in, the question I actually get isn't 'is this good.' It's 'do I need the paid part, or am I fine with the free one.' Here's the honest answer, not the sales answer.
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What an Inconsistent API Actually Costs You | The Foundation Papers, Part 12
No engineering lead has ever put 'inconsistent response shapes' on a risk register. It doesn't look like a risk. It looks like a Tuesday. Then it shows up as three weeks nobody budgeted for.
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Why Not Just Use Laravel's Defaults? | The Foundation Papers, Part 11
The most honest objection I get isn't about the price. It's this: Laravel already gives me controllers, requests, resources, and exceptions. Why do I need a package to tell me how to use the ones I already have?
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I Taught My AI How I Code. | The Foundation Papers, Part 10
Every AI coding assistant I've used writes decent, generic Laravel. None of them write my Laravel, unless I tell them how — and I got tired of re-explaining the same architecture in every new conversation.