CoW doesn't require reinstall of dependencies as they're part of the same directory tree, so should be immediately accessible (I've been using this way for a couple months now and it works fine)
The application running (port config) problem is an issue for frameworks and build tools to figure out around the shift towards multiple live working copies at once
The tools that facilitate this will win imo
I use Laravel Herd along with Polyscope (made by the same company). Together they enable CoW clones with their own dev domains - it's zero setup and works super well for my use-case
I can see a simpler version of the same thing being very neat dev experience across many stacks
This is a guest post from Saurav Pathak, CPO at Bagisto, the open-source Laravel eCommerce platform. Bagisto's mobile admin, NativeBagisto, is built with NativePHP and available on the Play Store.
A two-man team, we're enabling PHP developers to get into mobile app development as easily as possible - no need to learn new languages, no new skills, just a few commands and away you go.
NativePHP is the library. Bifrost is the build and release service, getting apps into the stores faster than anything else.
This month we're planning to release the first fully open source version of the Mobile package.
How's it going?
We've sold over 2,000 licenses since May. We built Bifrost over the summer and it already has almost 300 monthly subscribers.
We just gave away another 1,000 licenses to the African PHP community.
I am trying to submit my funding.json, it validates when I check the validator, but fails when I submit with the error: "too many lines in the .well-known list"
It appears that they're vacuuming up applicant data by posting jobs as if they're from a certain Page (brand) but in reality they're not affiliated with that brand at all.
tl;dr: it's as much on the attendees who _are_ present to move things along. Take some initiative!
This article just comes across as completely ignorant of what might be going on in another person's life. Many comments here also lean towards this being about managers who demand things don't start until they're present.
This is just wrong.
In reality, any group of sufficiently smart and empowered people who have managed to get themselves together in a room should be organised enough to start without waiting on a particular individual.
If that individual then acts out because they missed some stuff, yep they're a dick. But they're not a dick just for being late or even being consistently late.
Looks really good and keen to try it out! One thing I've been itching for for ages is a way to name spaces... if I could put a label at the top of each column, I'd be all over this!
And yet Conway's Law still holds up surprisingly well
One way or another, your app reflects the org chart. So either you force the split because of your architectural choice or it happens because of your org structure
Yeh... and if you've got iOS and Android covered, then web is a different thing. Doesn't need to be an SPA, can still use those same APIs if that makes sense for your app