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May 11
🚀 Big win for campaign.sh!
Just got approved by @PaddleHQ, the very next day after applying. Applied to both @PaddleHQ and @lemonsqueezy at the same time. Paddle moved lightning fast, while Lemon Squeezy asked for the same verification docs again. Not sure what’s going on there, maybe I missed something 🤷♂️
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May 9
I was always wondering where's all these stars coming from.
Every other day I see a 1 week old project that has 80k stars....then I started seeing x/reddit ads looking for stars!
And now this!!
May 9
🚨You can literally BUY GitHub Stars on Fiverr right now.
$0.45 per star.
A Carnegie Mellon study just exposed 6 MILLION fake GitHub stars across 18k repositories.
startups and open-source projects are raising REAL MONEY by flashing these fake numbers.
Langflow sitting on 148K stars… 48% fake.
Union Labs... 47% fake and has raised $16 MILLION so far
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May 2
PI Deepseek v4 Flash is currently the best combo I’ve found for building customer-facing agents 🔥
Why it slaps:
• PI handles most of the heavy agentic lifting while staying super lean
• Extremely modular — customize exactly how you want
• 1M context window is a game-changer for feeding real data
• Dirt cheap
The whole stack just feels right.
Anyone else running this combo?
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Apr 27
Was working on a project for quite some time where I needed to parse CPP header files......from PHP!
So I wrapped libclang in php, with some help from @OpenAI codex.
Parse translation units, explore classes, methods, fields, templates, diagnostics & more — all from PHP.
Perfect for code generators, binding tools, API scanners, and static analysis.
github.com/nazmulpcc/php-cpa…
#PHP #Libclang #Cpp #OpenSource
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29 Sep 2025
✨ Filament v4.1 is here!
This release marks two months of great progress since v4 was marked as stable, including many bug fixes, new features, and community plugin support for v4.
Here are 4 of the new features 👇
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10 Feb 2025
I was able to statically compile PHP with a extension which integrates with the @qtproject and then generate a MacOS app using that.
This also works in Linux, and presumably in windows.
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10 Feb 2025
I am using a hacked version of the @reactphp event loop for async functionality.
So now I have all the async capabilities of ReactPHP & a cross platform UI layer working together.
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29 Jan 2025
I have been experimenting with integrating the @qtproject with PHP since 2022. Last weekend, I started to rebuild the extension & the basics are working very smoothly.
This nice looking login form is coded in PHP!
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29 Jan 2025
It should work in Windows, iOS & android too....but I am probably not smart enough to set up the C build system in windows 🤷♂️🤷♂️
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20 Oct 2024
I love @laravelphp and building with it, and considered myself pretty good at it.
But today was one of those days when I got humbled and now thinking if I should event consider myself good at web dev.
For context, I am using Laravel Sanctum for a new project, it's going to be a multi-tenant SPA, and I was using @GetInsomnia to document the new APIs.
I followed the excellently written laravel sanctum guide, everything went smoothly initially but then I noticed I am getting 419 status code and a "csrf token mismatch" for POST requests.
Weird I thought, but I made sure I followed the guide, re-read it couple times, went through everything and nothing worked.
The official guide mentions you have to send a x-xsrf-token header, which I was doing. The cookies were working and automatically handled by Insomnia, so there was nothing wrong!
Then I thought, as it's a multi-tenant setup, maybe it's something to do with domain & cookies.
So I wasted almost 5 hours trying to find it, and nothing worked 😫
And then I saw a nice looking "=" at the end of the csrf token, I converted that to an "=" and now everything is working 🤡🤡🤡
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20 Oct 2024
FYI, you can use this little code snippet as a "after-response script" in @GetInsomnia to automatically save the CSRF token as an environment value.
Pretty cool but would have been better if I did not have to "url decode" it manually 🤷
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20 Oct 2024
There are times when I see my code and feel like I have a big 🧠 and I feel so good about the code I am writing.
But then things like this happens and the imposter syndrome becomes very real very fast.
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13 Oct 2024
When it comes to building side projects, as web developers, we are used to incredibly simple things. Build, get a cheap domain, and deploy instantly (free in most cases) with a 'git push'.
But with mobile apps, it's a very different story: pay for an account, endure reviews, and navigate stringent rules.
I assumed desktop app publishing would be easier, but Apple charges $99/year just for the ability to sign and distribute apps manually, and you can't even open a developer account from everywhere(including from where I live), which is just absurd.
Then I thought, surely Windows would be simpler. And it turns out you need to jump though more hoops and it costs around $1000 for the first year, plus $150 annually.
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