Get one of those thick ThinkPads and install Linux on it and you'll be happy.

@AlgoRythm I think most people would call it a library. Not that it really matters how you call it.

@kiki I don't disagree with you, but I do think their developers should do a better job. Safari on iOS (or any browser really because of the forced Apple policies) is even worse. Long live Firefox.

Safari is the new Internet Explorer.

Doctrine is the biggest and most active I believe. They just released version 3. It's pretty good. You can also look into Eloquent, RedBean and Propel.

History should not be pretty, it should be the truth. Rebase is for people who can't handle the dirty reality.

Leave. If they are unwilling to improve, you're gonna feel more miserable as time goes on.

This this?

<?php

#[ORM\Entity]
class myEntity {

#[ORM\Column(options: ["default" => 0])]
private int $myColumn;
// ...
}

I rarely use clear(), even for large applications. Only for batch processing really and it never bothered me how it works. Same with flush(). The flushing of individual entities was actually deprecated because this could potentially break data integrity (dealing with relational data). I get why some parts are complicated or annoying, but I can't think of a better ORM for PHP. Finally, about the defaults for migrations, I thought this was possible by setting the default on a property using annotations, am I wrong?

Why? And what's better?

@tosensei that's the one! Thank you.

There was this site with examples of pure gold, can't remember where it was. I'll share my finding of today: a (very personal) user page where access was controlled by a line of JavaScript that would redirect the user if the current username did not match the one in the URL.

@TopsyKretts five months is doable, you have something to look forward to. I'm in the same situation, but with 9 months to go. Which feels like a lot.

How long can you keep doing this before you go insane?

Are there not a ton of different options?

I can understand what you're saying, I remember these feelings. But, as you learn more and more, it will get easier all the time to pick up something new. And also, you will realize you don't have to know everything. There is always different solutions to a problem and if this is for work, specialization is something many people do. If now you have time to learn a lot, try enjoying it, it will help you in the long run and realize that in the end you will not need to use it all

@AleCx04 I work with Apple five days a week, and it's about daily I find another ridiculous bug. So it might be programming for it is easier, but the result is still terrible. Now I do like the fact that - if you're not comfortable with Linux - you have an alternative to Windows, but right now it's a shitty one.

Also their keyboards suck ass.

I have a wireless keyboard and mouse setup that can easily switch between the two computers I use. Never want to go back to a wired "solution". If you get decent stuff, battery life is not much of a problem either. My keyboard needs a charge once a year, my mouse maybe three times a year.

Ask for it?

Sounds like you might be the reason that hook was set up.

A two hour deployment?! 👀

(or, if you require consistency, create a monospaced version?)

You did an awesome job! The one thing I might change is some of the spacing between some of the letters, for example around the lower case i.

"I guess there is no pleasing some people". Yeah exactly, don't even bother with people like this. She basically demanded you to participate while "asking" you, the bitch.

@kiki hm yeah, I don't get what you're trying to say.

More like SVG to AI or EPS, for PNG isn't vector based.

Twig is PHP, Vue is JS. Two completely different languages. If you want to use Vue, do it. If you dislike Shopware use something else or build your own software. None of your complaints actually have anything to do with PHP or Symfony.

I removed it from my phone after a week. If someone really needs me when I am not with my computer they can call.

@rEaL-jAsE don't take it badly, it's just that this is the exact reason typescript was developed :)