Taylor Otwell explains his coding style

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During the production of Laravel Origins, we asked @LaravelPHP creator Taylor Otwell about his code.

0:00 Where Taylor's attention to detail comes from
0:58 About his minimalistic tendencies

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[adnanzaheer]

I've been a Laravel developer for the past 4 years and I can attest to its amazing framework. The demand for Laravel development is huge around the world as well as in Pakistan, offering great opportunities.
A big thank you to Sir #TaylorOtwell for creating such a fantastic platform.🥰

[prashank]

The level of details is what I love about Laravel the most.

[AndrewBlucher]

No, he doesn't explain his coding style.

[shaikhfoysal]

Love him. We earn so much using his framework. Thanks

[roy]

We make our living and thriving in life because of him and what he created. Love Laraval and it's supporting frameworks. THANK YOU

[aldoyh]

It's like driving a diamond covered Rolls Royce but looking straight into the heart of cylinders of Motor and "Knowing" how it was built! If Passion marries Poetry they'd called their love code #Laravel ❤️ .. Big Salut coming from Bahrain 🇧🇭 THANK YOU 😍

[ricko]

that's why Laravel is such a powerful framework 💪

[william]

Perfection and programming don't really go hand in hand imo

[_timestamp]

Good job taylor
...but you forgot to put the "scroll to top" button in the Laravel Docs website, which is a pretty important detail for ux I would say... also a sticky left sidebar is essential

[ward]

"Perfectionist"... he obviously hasn't seen the code he merges in.

[gosnooky]

I'm a TypeScript developer. The entire NodeJS ecosystem is just anarchy - nothing standardized, no discipline, and lots of bad code. The closest thing we have is NestJS, which I love because there are conventions, opinions, and standards, but it's built on top of a lot of the aforementioned code, so it's more just a facade over chaos. Also, it just doesn't have the adoption rate that Laravel does. Very nice framework from what little I've seen.

[naranyala_dev]

I don't know why, but the real sense of open source project is miss here now, what is your philosophy about open source?

[rcnhsuailsnyfiue]

“I need everything to be absolutely perfect” — then why have you closed my last 3 bug fix PRs!!! 😭 😂

[mulatto]

That story about the furniture sounds like it was stolen from Steve Jobs biography

[codingtostopprocrastinatio]

But he didn't explain his coding style.

[onom-io]

Who th sits at the corner of a desk like that ?

[bremg]

Whhahahhaha after 6 years you still didn't learn about type hinting. Or scalability.. or clean code. Or solid or dependency injection etc etc

[mugatu]

laravel is an excellent product but is full with syntactic sugar