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This week Eric, John, and Thomas talk about the Coronavirus and how it's impacting the tech world. Letsencrypt revoking tons of certs. And Laravel 7 hits the streets and Eric is already coding with it. 

• Microsoft allows employees to work from home amid coronavirus outbreak
• Google I/O 2020 Cancelled Over Coronavirus
• Letsencrypt is revoking certificates on March 4 - nixCraft
• Laravel 7 is now released!
• DiegoDev Gusto referral code: https://gusto.com/i/eric15103

This week Eric, John, and Thomas talk Laracon Online, BUGS, Pis and more Laravel.

• Pricing: Laravel Idea - plugin for IntelliJ IDEA and PhpStorm | JetBrains
• Tailwind UI
• Laravel Livewire v1.0 is Here
• I'm an idiot and the rPi 4 has two HDMI outs
• A birthday gift: 2GB Raspberry Pi 4 now only $35 - Raspberry Pi
• Top Programming Languages to Use in 2020 - DEV Community
• Looking At The PHP 8.0 Performance So Far In Early 2020 - Phoronix
• Upgrade Guide - Laravel - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans

• Zttp is coming to Laravel 7 - Laravel News
• Taylor Otwell 🏝 on Twitter: "“Z-Engine” by @lisachenko is pretty interesting. It’s a cool looking library but also an interesting approach to licensing (at bottom). May share thoughts on this in my podcast snippet. (This library had nothing to do with my macros tweet today)… https://t.co/jeNV9u4un0" / Twitter
• Apple Watch beat the Swiss watch industry in sales in 2019 - CNN
• Visual Studio Online - YouTube
• Vagrant, WSL, NPM and nightmares
• After knocks on security, Ring makes two-factor authentication mandatory | Digital Trends

This week, Eric, Thomas, and John discuss some on the tougher days of running a small development business. They also talk about Eric's excitement over AlpineJS and Livewire. They also discuss Eric's effort to get CouchDB working with the Sushi package feeding directly into a Laravel Model. Also, is there a new HTTP client in development for the next release of Laravel? 

• Release Announcement for Version 9 of PHPUnit – The PHP Testing Framework
• AlpineJS
• Livewire
• CouchDB via Sushi
• New HTTP Client for Laravel coming in the future? 

• Vimium
• https://remotedesktop.google.com/support/
• New in PHP 8 - stitcher.io
• 'Shadow' app that failed in Iowa caucus was doomed from the start, say those forced to use it
• 🤠 What if you could use an API endpoint for an Eloquent model instead of a database table???... 🤔👀 pic.twitter.com/UPPtFGYurL— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) February 6, 2020
• Our Pledge to Open Source | PhpStorm Blog
• Treeware License - Laravel News

• SSE Updates

• Using SSE Instead Of WebSockets For Unidirectional Data Flow Over HTTP/2 — Smashing Magazine
• The Mercure Component (Symfony Docs)
• r/LinusTechTips - Breaking News Linus Thinking About Retiring
• Important News about Jim Parry and the Project
• Schedule - php[tek] 2020
• Laracon Online 2020 | The official worldwide Laravel online conference

• Preloading benchmarks in PHP 7.4 - stitcher.io
• The Communications Workers of America is seeking to unionize tech and video game workers
• Three years after the W3C approved a DRM standard, it's no longer possible to make a functional indie browser
• Early Version of Laravel Airlock is Available for Testing
• New SHA-1 Attack - Schneier on Security

• Creditors of dead cryptocurrency exec want to exhume his body
• PornHub does what Google won't, releases Android version stats for 2019

• Laracon VIII is coming!
• Laracon EU - Europe’s Leading Laravel PHP Conference
• php[tek] 2020 - php[tek] 2020
• PHP 7.4.0 is now Released! - Laravel News
• Victory: San Diego to Suspend Face Recognition Program, Limits ICE Access To Criminal Justice Data | Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Tiny alterations in training data can introduce "backdoors" into machine learning models
• Laravel 6.7.0 Released - Laravel News
• What's new in PHP 7.4 - stitcher.io
• The Influencer and the Hit Man: How a Years-Long Domain Name Feud Ended in a Bloody Shootout
• 'State Snaps' founder convicted over armed plot to steal a domain name | Engadget
• PHP: Supported Versions