Hey, I'm Dan.

Svelte V5 is still in alpha, and a lot of things are still likely to change, but you can try it with InertiaJS today with ONE LINE of code changed. This means you get to play with Runes, Snippets, and more. How, then? Simply install the alpha preview of Svelte 5: npm install svelte@next Then, in...

I've just published the first release of Laravel Frontend Enums - a little package to help you publish your PHP Enums to the frontend for use in your InertiaJS applications or with other libraries like Alpine.js. tl;dr Install the package: composer require intrfce/laravel-frontend-enums Add the...

Have you ever been using certain features in Laravel and had them behave... unpredictably? I.e. something appears to fire at the wrong time, or not at all? Chances are you were dealing with an object that leverages the __destruct method in PHP to fire, so that you don't have to explicitly fire it...

Part of the attractiveness of A javascript single page app vs. the more traditional server-rendered ones is a perception of speed for the users - page loads and navigation can feel instantaneous while presenting loading states to the user to show them that something's happening, rather than just...

Svelte is still thought of by some as the new kid on the block in the javascript world, but it's got some really endearing features, is stable and mature, and feels light and nimble to use. I thought it would be criminal of me not to take you on a little tour of some of my favourite parts. Most...