The History of Laravel's dd()
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- čas přidán 25. 10. 2023
- Hi everyone! Welcome back to another video on my CZcams channel. Today, we're going to explore the history of "dd," when it was first introduced, and what it looked like back then. I hope you guys enjoy this video! Note: I am still in Boston, so I apologize for the microphone quality.
Debug Stack Trace article: nunomaduro.com/how_i_have_add....
Source File/Line PR: github.com/laravel/framework/....
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I'm addicted to this function, that sometimes I write it outside Laravel projects by mistake. :D
I have shipped some DDs to prod in my dev life.
I feel you 😂
lol same here.
Try pest arquitecture plugin
Would like to see more content like this in the future! Very interesting to know the origins of some parts of the Laravel codebase and its evolution.
Some devs failed to learn what a debugger is? I remember there was a dev on our team which struggled a lot and always was past estimation. Then I learned she used dumping instead of proper debugging (because she failed to set it up) and never told anyone. Investigating bugs took her like 5 times more time due to having to sprinkle the code with tons of var_dumps instead of just stepping in a debugger. If you want something like this in production, a proper logging utility is a better option, too
Awesome content Nuno, Please keep making more videos 🔥
Amazing Nuno, i like this format, make more like this!
I really loved this style of video! Inspiring 🤩
Thank you so much!!
I never stopped to think about it, nice
Very interesting. Thank you for the video.
Great video ! Thank you very much!
Short ,sweet and knowledgable, Keep it up @nunomaduro 🔥
yes this can be useful but if you're still mainly debugging code by outputting variable values.. man you got lots to learn
I don't like the "new" symfony dumper. It defaults to HtmlDumper in too many cases. For example when you are writing an api, and testing it with curl, or when using view-source in a browser. The output is too messy. I've tried to raise an issue, but they said I'm using their product wrong 😂
Nice one 👍
Thanks ✌️
more videos like this pls
Simple nice !
Thanks!
Most used function in the world! 😁... Awesome content, Nuno 🔥
Thank you!
Hey Nuno! 👋
Hello, thank you for cool video. Do you consider making deep dive laravel videos in future?
Maybe! Thanks!
dd() is my second love; Laravel is the first ❤
also my favo.
Are you Portuguese? I'm just curious
yeah
@@nunomaduro NO WAY?! The legendary Nuno Maduro is from Portugal?
I see your packages since I started coding with PHP.
I live in Lisbon. I'd love to have a coffee with you some day.
And thank you for everything. You make coding be even better 😊
From a fellow developer.
@nunomaduro So you are not from Indonesia? I thought you were from Indonesia because your name is Nuno Maduro. like the name of an ancient person who used the place where he lived as his last name. Maduro/Madura (name of an island in Indonesia)
JK 😂
I use die dump to see if my tests are reaching my actions by dd("a message") that is when i expect my tests to pass but still they don't..dd() a useful debugging tool🎉
I'm just enlightened