Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile
Raj Siva-Rajah

@binaryfire

DevOps engineer. Full stack developer.

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Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pest v4 looks awesome. Being able to use browser testing in regular tests (and run them in parallel) opens up lots of possibilities. Especially for people who prefer feature and integration tests over unit tests.

Pest v4 looks awesome. Being able to use browser testing in regular tests (and run them in parallel) opens up lots of possibilities. Especially for people who prefer feature and integration tests over unit tests.
Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chrome DevTools has a feature called "Local Overrides" that lets you override HTTP responses locally. Nice alternative to fake API content if you're a frontend dev waiting for the backend team to impement endpoints. youtube.com/watch?v=F1oKEe…

Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to announce I've joined the Hypervel Framework core team! My first contribution is a db cache driver. github.com/hypervel/compo…. The db driver + SQLite is great for IoT or self-contained services, esp when combined with Swoole Table microcaching using Hypervel's cache stacking

Nuno Maduro (@enunomaduro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏎️💨 bam bam bom! my laracon us talk is now live! check it out to see how easy browser testing gets with pest v4. youtu.be/f5gAgwwwwOI?si…

Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don’t extract a module from a monolith into a microservice just to scale it. Instead, spin up new instance(s) of the app and only route traffic to that module’s endpoints using your load balancer. Same result, way less complexity.

Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My biggest open source PR to date! It brings Laravel Sanctum’s SPA & token auth to Hypervel Framework, plus adds improvements like token caching. If you’re looking for Laravel’s DX + the huge concurrency increase of a coroutine framework, try Hypervel. It’s 🔥github.com/hypervel/compo…

Raj Siva-Rajah (@binaryfire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One thing holding PHP back? Framework tribalism. When we treat our favorite framework like a religion instead of a tool, we miss opportunities to learn and grow. The best devs I know pick the right solution for the problem, not the same solution for every problem.