These days the majority of my (programming) work is (in order of SLOC): PHP, Javascript (including... Tagged with php, productivity.

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Bobby Iliev

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The post discusses the author's work setup for PHP development, involving a mix of hardware and software. The main work machine runs Windows 11 with Ubuntu under WSL, a MacBook Pro for corporate tasks, and a ChromeOS laptop for flexible workspaces. Key productivity tools include Barrier for multi-device control, WezTerm for terminal tasks, zsh as the shell, Neovim as the code editor, and tmux with tmuxinator for session management. The author also highlights Ddev for managing containerized environments efficiently.

My work setup for PHP development

Please don’t come in my feed (I hate PHP)

PHP is easier and simple that’s why i love it!

As a full-stack developer working with Laravel, I found this article incredibly useful! Your detailed breakdown of hardware and software setup, especially the use of Ddev for containerized environments and tools like WezTerm and Neovim, offers great insights. I’ll definitely be incorporating some of these tools into my workflow. Thanks for sharing! ⭐️

PHP is a good language, and is the base of many applications like Wordpress. I am a Js developer, and want to learn more about PHP, but the syntax of PHP is boring as per my observation.
I have used Js more, and I personally believe its syntax is not that good.
Do you think same way or do you think it needs some improvement, sir?