Roadmap to AdonisJS 7 AdonisJS 7 brings a new Lucid ORM, type-safe routing, improved Inertia support, diagnostic channels, encryption updates, and a flexible notification system.

🚀 The AdonisJS 7 roadmap is live!

Standalone Lucid, better Inertia support, type-safe URLs, built-in notifications, diagnostics, encryption, and more.

Check out what’s coming next, and tell us what you think!

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I dare say it’s only necessary if you’re migrating or using external data

I’ll definitely do so as soon as I’m done with my current project 😅

I haven’t had any personal projects in Laravel for some time but this might just reel me back in 😅

Laravel Nightwatch looks so good!

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Let’s exchange ideas 💡

I didn’t get to finish but I’ll continue working on it till I get it to what I’ve envisioned. Did you host yours?

This is insane progress! I'll be staying up until the deadline to work on mine 😅

Spotify screenshot of Mean What You Say performed by Sent By Ravens

Sent By Ravens is one of those songs that will brighten my day every time I hear it

Being a polyglot in backend languages has opened my eyes to endless possibilities! Never thought I'd be this excited about coding again 😅

#Node.js #Python #Java

If you liked Sails, you might just love Adonis.

Have you tried Adonis?

Let’s gooooo! 🥳

The first, the second, and the third are all @adonisjs.com —and I think that’s beautiful! ✨

You’re not wrong 😅

But if you want a JavaScript experience similar to Laravel, try @adonisjs.com or sailsjs.com

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Last day at work today. I was the 3rd person to join the team, and it’s been so cool watching it grow. Everyone’s been amazing—super easy to talk to, even the MD. Got a leadership book as a parting gift from him (how thoughtful is that?!). Gonna miss this team a lot!

“Set” has been a lifesaver so far!

New JavaScript Set Methods const set1 = new Set(['wes', 'kait']); const set2 = new Set(['wes', 'scott']); Difference Elements in set2 but not in set1 set2.difference(set1) > ['scott'] Intersection Elements that exist in both sets set1.intersection(set2) > ['wes'] Symmetric Difference Elements in either set, but not both set1.symmetricDifference(set2) > ['kait', 'scott'] Union All elements from both sets set1.union(set2) > ['wes', 'kait', 'scott'] Is Disjoint From True if sets share no elements set1.isDisjointFrom(set2) > false Is Subset Of True if all elements are in other set set1.isSubsetOf(set2) > false Is Superset Of True if it contains all other's elements set1.isSupersetOf(set2) > false

You should be using JavaScript sets more often

Now in all browsers and Node - these 7 new set methods are key for when trying to compare two arrays or sets of data.

Focusing on new audiences lol

Haven’t used it ourselves, but we considered it for a future version of an insurance platform we are building at my workplace. Though, it was only for a small module in the system.

There’s absolutely no reason why a dream about being a System Architect should be waking me up at 5AM on a Saturday morning 😭😭😭

A New Beningin Writing this, feels... surreal. The first post on a new blog. I've written quite a few times in the past but that was so long ago! Oh well, I've been wanting to do this again for a while now; to have ...

Finally launched my own little journal on the internet.

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No worries. You can try going through Svelte tutorial for a start. You might just love it 😅

As someone who sees programming languages and frameworks just as tools I’m really glad that there are passionate people building those tools. Maintainers and creators of stuff like Vue or Laravel or all those other things I use in a daily basis are my heroes.

I disagree. I’d say React was developed with a limited scope whereas Svelte was purposely built to be a holistic frontend framework. There are a lot of things Svelte has built-in that you’d reach out for external libraries in React. Also, and I love this, you can use vanilla JS libraries in Svelte.

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Found out @raycast.com was hiring earlier today 👀

It even made my implementation more efficient. And guess what? It also fueled my passion for backend development because backend concepts seem to translate across languages a lot more easily, in my opinion.

That phrase totally changed my view of programming languages and made me appreciate polyglot programmers more. I also realized that when I looked at how other codebases solved problems in a language I didn’t use, I could still understand the concepts and apply them in my preferred language.

I’ve been applying for a bunch of remote software engineering jobs lately, and I’m thrilled to see that many of them are product-focused. It reminds me of when my current boss said something in the lines of, ‘The product and its business needs dictate the stack’.

🎵 Day 10: Violet by Connor Price & Killa

💡 Connor is a one of a kind indie artist. 2 years ago I stumbled over his YouTube channel this song especially refreshed my love for rap and good beats. Connor is a one of a kind artist and Killa’s flow is just out of this world

#365Songs #Music