Oh yes, exactly what I needed on a weekend morning 😆

Hey @trq212 @bcherny @noahzweben I have been a paid user for 2 years... I badly need to access the chats and code. The appeal link doesn't work, upgrade doesn't work, support chatbot closes the chat, email to support didn't yield any reply for 3 days. What do I do?🥸

You can read the Laravel docs many times and still not get certain patterns. Visual diagrams change that instantly. We illustrated many of the framework's major concepts in our upcoming “Inside Laravel” book. Download the free chapter, link in comments ↓

Hey Laravel Devs 👋 I've been writing a book with @me_shaon for a couple of months: "Inside Laravel: the patterns that power the framework." Just launched the website (thanks to @adamwathan for releasing ui .sh just in time)! Download the free chapter, link in comments ↓

I'd been wanting to try gstack by @garrytan for days but couldn't find the right moment. Yesterday, I just went for it and rebuilt my personal website. Built and deployed in a single session. Loved the workflow. It neatly guided me with intelligent choices. There's depth in the way Garry has tuned it. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out. Link in bio 😊

Stack Overflow's Developer Survey is a key resource for global insights, but Bangladesh lacks a focused survey. To change this, Geek Squad and Developers Hub Bangladesh are launching the “Bangladesh Developer Survey” this year. We aim to explore our developer landscape: industry trends, AI use, learning methods, and more. If you're in software development, your input is valuable. Sharing with your network would also help. It's anonymous, no personal data is collected, and it takes under 10 minutes. The survey closes on the 7th. Find the link in the comments ↓

Asking a machine this question feels weird but the response was solid. Give it a shot...you never know, you might actually like what it says 😉 To a new beginning...

Here is the video: youtu.be/QONJefenTWM ...first video on the channel, would appreciate some likes & subscribe 🤗

Laravel Tip ⚡ Let AI help you learn new Laravel skills! Say you want to learn @inertiajs using an example project. Type the following prompt in Claude Code on a fresh Laravel 12 project (no starter kit)...you'll see it do that file by file, follow that and learn 😎 “Build a webhook receiver app with Inertia.js and React, that lets users create named webhook services (with slug, enabled toggle, notes). It should allow receiving webhooks at /webhooks/{slug} and store incoming webhooks (method, headers, body, query params, and IP). Then, allow inspecting them in a filterable list with JSON syntax highlighting. Dark slate matrix-style theme with subtle green accents only for status indicators, URLs, and primary buttons. Use your frontend skill.” Feeling lazy? I've got a video showing the process, link in the comments ↓

Just like Andrej, we're all in the same boat! Personally, I take time leveling up. I spend a solid 1-2 months with new, shiny tools before diving in fully. Cursor, Claude Code, Context/Prompt Engineering, Background Agents, Skills—the list never ends! How are you tackling it?

Laravel Nightwatch and I are going to spend some fun time today to find out why half the requests to our app is 4xx! I am pretty late in adopting Nightwatch and every day I am amazed at the level of productivity it provides. Hats off to the team, especially to @jessarcher! 🫡

I am adopting the Agentic Skills when using @Claude Code a lot! In Klasio, we use MJML for email notifications. Earlier today, I asked Claude to create a new notification, but it used direct HTML. I then pointed out that we use MJML, asked to fix it, and to create a skill 😎

I've been working with PHP for the past 20 years and with Laravel for 12 years. They are my favorite and I breathe them every day! However, there's another language I love very much: Ruby! Today marks its 30th birthday...hats off to you, @yukihiro_matz, for your continued support over the years! 🫡

At @KlasioLMS, we’re hiring a Product Designer. We are looking for someone who enjoys building clean, modern SaaS products — where clarity, usability, and simplicity are treated as first-class citizens. I've worked with designers at many different stages of their careers. And one thing I've noticed over time: strong design taste and clear thinking matter more than titles or years of experience. As Steve Jobs once said, "Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works". That belief, along with Steve Krug's “don’t make me think” philosophy, strongly shapes how we approach product design. If products like @linear, @stripe, or @NotionHQ resonate with you, you’ll likely enjoy the kind of design problems we work on. This role is very hands-on. You'll design real product features, collaborate closely with engineers, and see your work shipped and used by real customers. What I care most about: • how you approach and break down problems • your design taste and attention to detail • your ability to turn ideas into simple, usable interfaces If that sounds like you, whether you’re early or mid-career, I'd love to see your application. 👉🏻Apply here: go.klasio.com/product-design…

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Claude Code's moment of learning Inertia. Feels like Neo just learned Kung-Fu 😅 Laravel Boost FTW!

You're my CEO role model 🫡

I've noticed that many customers are signing up for free trials in @KlasioLMS but aren't converting to paid. So I went back to re-read "The SaaS Playbook" by @robwalling and found this gem! Honestly, this is a million-dollar advice! Note to self: fix the onboarding process 😤