Garrett builds web sites @Albright@phpc.social

Was trying to start a new project with the Slim framework, but even while trying to follow the directions as closely as practical, I just kept getting undecipherable error messages. Maybe they would have made sense to people already more familiar with the new world PSR-X stuff, but at some point I want to stop learning without doing, you know?

Think I'll try Composer next, though I was hoping to do something more intentionally lightweight. Or maybe just go frameworkless after all. #php

I've resorted to making a list of the URLs I have associated with this project in a Notes note to open up later in ungrouped tabs. Notes synching never fails.

So goddamn frustrating. I'm even swearing.

I take that back. Things resynched wrong again and I lost my new tab group.

For fuck's sake, Safari devs, do you even dogfood?

Had issues creating a new tab group in Safari - I'd create it, and then Safari would seemingly resynch things to a state where the group didn't exist. Eventually I quit and restarted Safari just to find all of the "Untitled" tab groups I had just tried to create. And of course the other tab groups were not synchronized to what I had open when quitting. God damn it, this would be a great feature if it actually worked like a human would expect it would work.

Found an Easter egg on Bandcamp's site. dude weed lmao

So has anyone figured out how Safari synchs its tab groups yet? Or, more specifically, why it so often fails to do so?

I grepped /usr/share/dict/words to cheat at Wordle and didn't even feel bad about it.

lol imagine using Node.

https://twitter.com/justinfagnani/status/1451000627580989446

The number of people who apparently want to go back to `<?php requre "everything.php";` is incredibly disturbing.

Tell me you didn't test your app on smaller-screened phones without telling me you didn't test your app on smaller-screened phones.

Oh, right. Panic's Nova, the Coda follow-up, has a fricking yearly subscription. I had forgotten.

But I do use this tool to make a living, and there really is no alternative macOS-native code editor with the same level of quality. Not even close.

God damn it.

Okay, bill my card, assholes.

I'm finally starting to seriously experiment with #gamedev, which I think all non-gamedev devs secretly want to do.