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  • Prompting Overview - Chapter 5 of PHP and LLMs

    This is the start of 10 part series as the "PHP and LLMs" book uses NotebookLm to create discussions around each chapter.

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    Prompting Overview - Chapter 5

    Prompting is the key to unlocking the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) in your PHP applications. It's the language we use to communicate with AI, enabling our code to leverage advanced natural language processing for tasks ranging from content generation to complex data analysis. By mastering prompting, you'll be able to create more intelligent, flexible, and powerful PHP applications that can adapt to user needs and evolve with advancing AI capabilities.

    About the book

    This book is a practical guide for PHP developers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of Large Language Models (LLMs). Moving beyond the hype, it delves into real-world applications and solutions, providing step-by-step instructions on how to integrate LLMs into your existing projects.

    From mastering prompts to building reusable tools and working with various LLMs, this book equips you with the skills needed to leverage the power of Ai in everyday development tasks.

    Whether you’re looking to automate complex workflows, enhance content verification, or simply stay ahead in a changing industry, this book offers the insights and hands-on examples to get you there. This isn’t just another β€œHello World” guideβ€”it’s a deep dive into the future of PHP development, focusing on real solutions that drive real results.

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  • Small Teams Should focus on Dev not Ops 😱

    You can read the article here https://alnutile.medium.com/small-teams-should-focus-on-dev-not-ops-63d7938a314a

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  • A Developer Must Help Their Client Learn To Be a ProductΒ Owner

    As a freelance developer, my relationship with clients extends far beyond coding. The engagement is educational, helping clients become efficient product owners, understand the value of iterative development, and adopt a proactive approach to Quality Assurance (QA). Also on my end making sure I really understand their domain, their goals and help break down those goals into realistic achievable features.Β 

    While I may get paid to code, my ultimate goal is to build the right features. And this is rarely if ever exactly what the Product owner expected.

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  • We Code in the Context of our Quoting
    Author: Alfred Nutile
    Read By: Alfred Nutile
    Original Source: https://medium.com/@alnutile/we-code-in-the-context-of-our-quoting-dab391fe0881#.6a1k99bu1

    Whether you are working Waterfall, or Agile we still need to quote out the time it will take for new features . We still need to give the product owners, or the people with the money, a sense of timing. And it is this skill or lack thereof that drives the experience we are going to have when we code.

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  • The five stages of BDD (and Agile) Adoption
    Author: John Ferguson Smart
    Author: Jan Molak
    Read By: Alfred Nutile
    Original Source: http://johnfergusonsmart.com/five-stages-bdd-agile-adoption/

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  • Diving Into a Laravel Audit
    Author: Jesse Schutt
    Read By: Jack Fruh
    Original Source: http://zaengle.com/blog/diving-in-to-a-laravel-audit

    Recently the Zaengle team was asked to look over an existing Laravel application and give a review of the overall state of the code. We were to act as an independent third party, between a new studio who had inherited the codebase, and the client, who was anticipating launching the product.

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  • There's no room for The Idea Guy
    Author: David Heinemeier Hansson
    Read By: Ryan MacAllan
    Original Source: https://signalvnoise.com/posts/2188-theres-no-room-for-the-idea-guy

    Startups need people able and willing of doing the actual work. They need programmers, designers, and eventually folks to do marketing, support, and more. What they don’t need, though, is someone who’s just going to be The Idea Guy.

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  • Remote Behat Testing with Laravel
    Author: Alfred Nutile
    Read By: Alfred Nutile
    Original Source: https://alfrednutile.info/posts/177
    This document will cover how to use a Behat specific API to setup a site for testing. What this includes is setting up a Scenario so that it has the data you need to run a test. This makes it possible not to rely on Seed data for this. This will allow us to run behat tests from remote machines as well as run tests in parallel.

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  • ActiveRecord and the Beauty Lost in Translation
    Author: Matthew Machuga
    Read By: Alfred Nutile
    Original Source: http://matthewmachuga.com/blog/2015/activerecord-and-the-beauty-lost-in-translation.html

    Sometime in 2014, PHP-land started to debate whether Active Record was a tolerable ORM pattern, and whether one should use Active Record or Data Mapper ORMs. In PHP, this comes down to something like Laravel’s Eloquent ORM as an Active Record implementation vs. Doctrine, the reigning mainstream (and probably only) PHP data mapper implementation. After a surge of interest in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Hexagonal Architecture in the Laravel, and overall PHP communities, people began to detest one of the very things that drew them to the framework in the first place. This was fueled by a number of vocal and notable Laravel community members learning Doctine, talking about it heavily, and some evangelizing it. With outside influence from the PHP world providing the same judgement against the impure Active Record pattern, the pitchforks started to come out from all over.

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  • Feature Flags In Laravel
    Author: Alfred Nutile
    Read By: Alfred Nutile
    Original Source: https://alfrednutile.info/posts/175

    We are working on using FeatureFlags or Toggles in our applications. For one we are aiming to do all our work on mainline branch at all times so this would be a key coding discipline to use FeatureFlags so we can hide a feature in progress knowing it will not interfere with the application. For example if a hotfix or another feature is ready to go to production we can push that with no worries of the in progress feature.

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