In freelancing, I often receive projects to add some features or fix some bugs, so I do similar steps to understand the project, starting from composer json to know the PHP and Laravel version and packages. Then database, app/providers, (before Laravel 11 Route service provider). As we understand more and more projects, it takes less and less time to understand new projects.
On serious note, if you get to come in right when a project is started and you are assigned to it right away, go out there and buy a lottery ticket - you are definitely keeping a job. This is extremely rare and I was lucky to experience that, best job I ever had.
I'm thinking of generating basic test for all the APIs which are already present, I think all it would require a database snapshot and order of test running, is it possible?
In my experience, it's rarely possible to GENERATE this kind of thing, it's a pretty long manual work, depending on the project. But a good idea to pursue, if you have time.
In freelancing, I often receive projects to add some features or fix some bugs, so I do similar steps to understand the project, starting from composer json to know the PHP and Laravel version and packages.
Then database, app/providers, (before Laravel 11 Route service provider). As we understand more and more projects, it takes less and less time to understand new projects.
Oh yeah, of course, in my video I didn't mention composer.json, that would be no.3 place to look at, after routes/DB.
Nice video Povilos!
On serious note, if you get to come in right when a project is started and you are assigned to it right away, go out there and buy a lottery ticket - you are definitely keeping a job. This is extremely rare and I was lucky to experience that, best job I ever had.
I'm thinking of generating basic test for all the APIs which are already present, I think all it would require a database snapshot and order of test running, is it possible?
In my experience, it's rarely possible to GENERATE this kind of thing, it's a pretty long manual work, depending on the project. But a good idea to pursue, if you have time.
why you never update the chrome ? :D is there something in new update that is good? :)
I just ignore it, I have more important things to think about :) Probably should set to auto-update.
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Best advice: explore the vendor directory 😂
Pointing out outdated environment setup instructions written in the README.
You have guys are having environment setup instructions? 😆