php artisan tinker is super helpfull with functions like resolve() so you can try execute quite complex code easily.
Yes, php artisan tinker is definitively convenient and something I miss in other frameworks and languages I use.
I like Gitlab much more, and we migrated all repos from Bitbucket to Gitlab. But it is not perfect, on current project we use GitHub. All have pros and cons related to doing code review.
Thanks for the tip. I'll definitively try it out. 👍
I'm also using custom set of rules for Code Sniffer (github.com/arxeiss/php-coding-stan...) based on Slevomat sniffs. This helps a lot. And also github.com/phpstan/phpstan
Funny, we use almost the same setup: phpstan and a custom ruleset for Code Sniffer, based on / including the Slevomat sniffs.
Yes,
php artisan tinkeris definitively convenient and something I miss in other frameworks and languages I use.Thanks for the tip. I'll definitively try it out. 👍
Funny, we use almost the same setup:
phpstanand a custom ruleset for Code Sniffer, based on / including the Slevomat sniffs.About the tinker, did you check this? github.com/bobthecow/psysh/wiki/In... there are similar tools for other frameworks as well.
No, I did not know about that. Thanks a lot for the pointer. 👍