Gearing up for another exciting day at @LaraconUS! @laravelnews is stopping by the Kirschbaum booth - you should too!

A well-structured prompt guides the AI towards a high-quality response. In this article by @belisar, we’ll dissect a prompt to its core step-by-step, explain the purpose of each part, and explore how to optimize them! Link in thread 👇

Tired of inadequate responses from AI assistants? The bottom line: the effort you put into crafting good instructions directly translates into the quality of the AI’s response. @belisar gives a detailed breakdown of how to expertly craft prompts for AI! Link in thread👇

We all want clean, robust code, and we put in a lot of effort to write tests. How sure are we that our tests are actually catching everything? @guetteman breaks down how to increase the quality of your tests with mutation testing. Link in thread 👇

Laravel Sail is a great tool for developing Laravel applications without having to set up services on your local machine. If you've been looking for a detailed guide to @laravelphp Sail, Cole Shirley has just the thing for you! Link in thread.

The benefits of Laravel Pint are clear: better readability, easier collaboration, and a unified coding standard that can be enforced across multiple projects. @thatgrantoke shows how and why we should integrate @laravelphp Pint into your projects. Link below:

Long-lived tokens in AWS are a significant security risk, but AWS provides robust alternatives with IAM Identity Center and OIDC. @luisdalmolin gives a wonderful breakdown of how to significantly reduce risk and maintain compliance with security standards. Link in thread 👇

Another 🔥 @vuejs tip from @brandonferens! Watchers only fire when the reactive object they are watching changes, but sometimes you may need to fire the watcher as soon as the component is mounted. Pretty easy to do:

New year, new @vuejs tip from @brandonferens! Vue error and warning handling: Setting up either app.config.errorHandler or app.config.warnHandler before your app is created allows you to catch errors that might occur with your code instead of using try catch blocks. It functions in a similar way to @laravelphp 's exception handler.