Question for PHP and/or Laravel devs… Do I need to learn the basics of PHP before learning Laravel or will I naturally pick up the syntax of both by starting with Laravel? I’m at a new job that uses Laravel and wanted to know the best way to approach learning. #php #laravel

I've used Prettier, ESLint , husky, and lint-staged across many projects and have found that it's been a solid choice when wanting to keep codebases tidy. blog.alyssaholland.me/automate-code-…

The AI Glossary for Humans: 30+ essential terms & tools. Growing reference for anyone trying to keep up with AI. blog.alyssaholland.me/ai-glossary I've also set up a GitHub repo. Feel free to ⭐ star and contribute! github.com/Cool-Runningz/…

Day 1 of #reactjam involved coming up with an idea and scaffolding the project. I experimented with Magic Patterns for the first time and so far its been promising and I have a splash screen for the game. reactjam.com

Last day of #reactjam and happy that I completed the challenge. I've never created a game before but it was a nice change of scenery. I decided to have a whimsical take on the theme and create "Paw & Order". Kudos to Magic Patterns for designing the splash screen.

If you're looking for blogging & writing specific AI, speech-to-text apps, give the following tools a try: - Voicepal: Your Ghostwriter by Ali Abdaal - Blog Recorder by Eddy Vinck blog.alyssaholland.me/speech-to-text…

5 Speech-to-Text Apps to check out in 2025: 1. superwhisper 2. Wispr Flow 3. MacWhisper 4. Aiko by Sindre Sorhus 5. Aqua Voice blog.alyssaholland.me/speech-to-text…

Recently, I learned about git worktree. I'm going to start using it more when it comes to reviewing PR's. It allows you to checkout multiple branches without having to stash changes. youtu.be/grAsFn5yvjA?si…

I think I need to give the An app that helps you remember things ✌️ a try. I feel like my notes and tasks are scattered across so many different apps and this could be the solution. Either way it’s a cool concept so check it out!

If you're a dev working on a team you gotta try git worktrees. I recently started incorporating it when reviewing PR's and it's been a nice addition to my workflow. blog.alyssaholland.me/git-worktree

Some good news. We're introducing Stacks – a way to browse apps, routines & workflows used by people every single day. ✨ New weekly video series 🔥 75+ stacks to browse from day one 📊 Discover new apps & ways of working Browse stacks today: toolfinder.co/stacks

Posted my first real YouTube video! Check it out to learn more about Git Worktrees: youtu.be/9mTcpRmkTA4?si…

With the amount of indie hackers and build in public content that I consume, I should’ve built 5 micro-sass apps by now 😅 *sigh* it’s not for lack of ideas but rather too much perfectionism. If you’ve got an idea for me to build leave me a comment and maybe I’ll build it.

Here are 3 Pocket alternatives to consider: 1. GoodLinks 2. Matter 3. Reader youtu.be/no51cijS4yE?si…

Even though social media and technology make it super easy for people to stay connected, I find myself feeling more disconnected than ever. Can anyone else relate?

Here are 7 Git GUI's you can check out: 1. Fork 2. GitKraken 3. Sourcetree 4. Sublime Merge by Sublime HQ 5. SourceGit 6. Gitfox 7. Gitnuro youtu.be/Rurll6TuWm8?si…

Thank you to Francesco D'Alessio for having me on Tool Finder! I’ve been a subscriber of the channel for years (when it was still called Tool Finder) so it was super fun to get to share my developer productivity tools 🧰 youtu.be/zvOIPBI2JlI?si…

Top terminals for developers in 2025: - Warp - Ghostty - WezTerm - Alacritty - kitty - iTerm2 - Hyper - Tabby youtu.be/gAQZ1v60B3s?si…

Quick tip on how to isolate tests in Jest or vitest: youtube.com/shorts/SkWS0BK…