[…] If you’re using PhpStorm, here’s an easy way to fix it. The First PhpStorm Breakpoint First, I want a couple of notes on my setup: I’m currently using Valet as my web server, I’m using PhpStorm as my IDE, I’m using Xdebug as my debugger. In other posts, I’ve talked about using editors like Atom […]
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I’ve recently switched to Laravel Herd for local development. It uses Valet internally, which I obviously like, and comes with a lot of tools out of the box that make some of the overhead of development much easier. It’s a hard hard at work. And any utility that makes it easy to focus on […]
[…] within an existing, single-site WordPress installation. Take what you will from this, incorporate it as you want, but for what it’s worth my set up is: Laravel Valet MariaDB PHP (version 7.4 up to 8.1 depending on the project) The latest version of WordPress And if this seems like something that’s too simple or […]
[…] make sure that you have a working development environment set up. For me, my development environment consists of the following: Composer 2.2.3 PHP 7.4.27 MariaDB 10.6.4 Laravel Valet WordPress 5.8.3 Visual Studio Code Ray 1.19.0 💡Here’s a recent guide to how I setup my current system, how I installed PHP 7.4, and a less-recent […]
[…] move to 8.0 and then 8.1, I recommend installing PHP Monitor. This is utility that’s popular in the Laravel community (which works well if you use Laravel Valet, too 🙂). It can be installed with Homebrew but you’ll need to tap the repository before installing it: $ brew tap nicoverbruggen/homebrew-cask $ brew install –cask […]