Lead Engineer @ Foremind. OSS contributor. Focused on Laravel ecosystem. Enjoy working on my house, design, cuisine, gardening & nature. #Build
Joined March 2023
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
Jun 11
goodbye all original design work
Imagine a world where you could copy/paste websites into editable Figma layers (jk you don’t have to imagine you can do this now with our Chrome extension)
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
Jun 10
Claude Fable 5でどこまで表現できるのか、あえて難しいお題を投げてみた。
インクが流体みたいに溶け合う演出。
これは厳しいかなと思って限界を見にいったんだけど、普通に形になってしまった。
デザイン表現力もかなりすごい。
実際にこちらで遊べます👇
suminagashi-fjdbyyqi.manus.s…
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
New useful tool for Laravel devs.
LaraKube CLI: Industrial-Strength Kubernetes Orchestrator for Laravel larakube.luchtech.dev/
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Jun 5
How are we building front end types for RBAC in our Laravel / Inertia apps?
Obviously everything is auth’d on the backend.
Thinking UI changes; are you static typing them or have a dynamic solution?
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
May 31
Silicon Valley is still sleeping on PHP in a big way
Maybe it's a lack of imagination? Are they struggling to find ways to generate value out of an open source ecosystem that has notoriously demanded "free as in beer"?
The community is huge, vibrant, and hundreds of thousands of businesses run PHP, generating trillions of dollars in value globally (and I'm not just talking about websites that are running on Wordpress)
We're past the era of script kids. With AI, it's possible for anyone to write good, clean code
#PHP and #Laravel are the best tools for building amazing, reliable, performant applications with AI across the stack (server to client)
You can't build what you can build with this stack for cheaper anywhere else
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
I can only repeat myself:
Even if AI writes the code… 🤓
Even if AI helps with the design… 👨🎨
Creating a good application is still hard work.
AI can assist, but you still have to make the decisions, review the work, and shape the final product.
This will not go away.
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May 27
Hey, I'm looking for React/Typescript engineer to join our team at Foremind.
Ideal candidate would be ai native, using / built agents. Worked professionally with React. Built with Laravel.
If you or someone you know would be suitable, shoot me a DM.
Job listing 👇
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May 21
Interesting developments!
Have a meeting with the sales team tomorrow morning about Laravel Private Cloud to discuss possible migration of our infra.
Looking forward to hearing about the possibilities…
May 19
I've been waiting to share this. Huge updates coming soon to Laravel Cloud over the next few weeks... ☁️
• A new $5/month plan. We want Cloud to be accessible to every Laravel developer. Simple as that.
• Spend caps. Set a spend cap on your account and we'll either alert you or shut off compute when you hit it. No surprise bills.
• True scale-to-zero compute. Hibernation has been around for a while, but we've made wake-up over 10x faster. App, database, and cache wake-up is now measured in milliseconds. Your users won't even notice.
• New bot protection rules keep scale-to-zero apps scaled to zero more of the time, cutting your compute spend even further.
• Fully managed, auto-scaling queues with observability. We've rebuilt "queue clusters" into a new product: "managed queues". Set a max worker count and we handle the rest. Scales on queue depth, scales to zero when idle, so you're never over-provisioned.
Huge thanks to everyone building on Laravel Cloud. Your feedback shaped most of what's above - keep it coming. ❤️
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
May 7
Passkeys are now NATIVELY supported in Laravel 🤩
This is why I love Laravel SO MUCH 💯
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
Inertia 3.1 is out, and it brings rescued deferred props! 🪄
Your deferred prop might call a flaky third-party API or throw an exception. With the new rescue option, the exception is still reported, but your users won't see an error response.
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
May 2
I really just like to program
Hands on keyboard, music, deeply thinking and enjoying the process
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Apr 24
Lovely sunny Autumn day to be out for a meal with the family.
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Apr 24
By far the best part of being a software engineer is software architecture & system design.
It’s a pleasure to given the opportunity to redesign & add onto a complex product to take Foremind from start-up to scale-up.
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Apr 24
To be able to bring the elegant thoughts of the founder & the intricate UI & flows of the product designer to life using my knowledge in a way that is not over engineering for now, but will allow us to scale when we hit our signals.
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Cam Kemshal-Bell retweeted
Apr 16
Recently merged in Laravel 13, Debounceable queued jobs, by Matthew Nessworthy. It's applied via the new DebounceFor PHP attribute
If you dispatch the same job within in a period of time, only the last one runs. The rest are dropped at execution
For example, we could debounce the sending of a "New message" notification when the sender pauses for at least 15 seconds:
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