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What follows is a list of opinions, musings, jokes, mistakes and much more. I can't promise you anything, but at the very least I think you'll find my experiences in code-land entertaining.

Why You Should Attend Laracon
08/02/2024
There are many reasons to attend Laracon, but one stands out head and shoulders above the rest. Let me explain…
My PHPStorm Setup
06/10/2023
I often get questions about my setup in PHPStorm, so here is a quick primer on how I set up my IDE.
Prompting for missing input in Artisan commands
02/02/2023
In the past, I've talked about having fallback prompts for arguments in CLI apps. Now, Laravel can do the heavy lifting for you! Let's take a look.
My favourite way of testing validation rules
28/01/2023
Testing validation rules can be real drag. Let's look at a few small tips to improve that experience and make it a breeze to write and maintain validation tests.
Help developers contribute: adding Docker support to packages
27/01/2023
Docker is usually reserved for applications. But in just a few lines of code, we can add Docker support to Laravel packages and make it incredibly easy for other developers to contribute.
Request Factories v3 released 🥳
27/01/2023
Today, Worksome released Request Factories v3, and upgrading is super simple! Let's take a look.
Looking for swag?
14/09/2022
A code you say? Perhaps this will help...
Using the Fluent File Rule in Laravel
02/08/2022
Did you know there's a cool new File validation rule in Laravel? Let's check it out, and discover some advanced usage you won't find in the docs!
Using Request Factories for Gorgeous Feature Tests
23/05/2022
Request Factories make testing requests in Laravel even more enjoyable. Let's check them out and see what's possible!
Keeping your .env.example file updated
14/02/2022
Envy is a package by Worksome designed to take the pain out of syncing environment files with your Laravel project. Let's check it out.

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