Yes. Paper data at rest is encrypted using 256 bit AES.
http://psysh.org :)
Yeah. Unfortunately that's a limitation of PHP. It should be possible to use something like the Runkit extension to allow function and class redefinition, but it's not the best experience, and it requires compiling and…
Sorry, my sentence was a bit ambiguous. Before Laravel 5 shipped, there had only been 15k Packagist installs total. After Laravel 5, it increased to almost half that every day.
Are you running Windows? If not, you've found a bug and should report it. If you are, you've discovered the reason Boris doesn't run at all on Windows :) Seriously, though, if you're running on Windows you should report…
Data point: PsySH went from ~15k Packagist downloads total to ~6-8k downloads per day when Laravel 5 shipped.
Yep yep. `git add -p`, `git stash -p`, etc. That's exactly why that bit of the chart isn't very specific. There's a whole workflow right there, in that one little cycle. One of these days I'll get around to writing that…
That's in the tl;dr
Back now.
Back (hopefully for good?)
Welcome to PHP 5.3 :)
Eesh. Sorry about that. The password was only emailed for debugging during development, since we weren't storing it (plaintext) in the database. It has been fixed :)
Yes. Paper data at rest is encrypted using 256 bit AES.
http://psysh.org :)
Yeah. Unfortunately that's a limitation of PHP. It should be possible to use something like the Runkit extension to allow function and class redefinition, but it's not the best experience, and it requires compiling and…
Sorry, my sentence was a bit ambiguous. Before Laravel 5 shipped, there had only been 15k Packagist installs total. After Laravel 5, it increased to almost half that every day.
Are you running Windows? If not, you've found a bug and should report it. If you are, you've discovered the reason Boris doesn't run at all on Windows :) Seriously, though, if you're running on Windows you should report…
Data point: PsySH went from ~15k Packagist downloads total to ~6-8k downloads per day when Laravel 5 shipped.
Yep yep. `git add -p`, `git stash -p`, etc. That's exactly why that bit of the chart isn't very specific. There's a whole workflow right there, in that one little cycle. One of these days I'll get around to writing that…
That's in the tl;dr
Back now.
Back (hopefully for good?)
Welcome to PHP 5.3 :)
Eesh. Sorry about that. The password was only emailed for debugging during development, since we weren't storing it (plaintext) in the database. It has been fixed :)