that's a good strategy

Its a great combination, writing on Hashnode and having complete control over the frontend.

that's awesome! 🤩

Chaining methods is really handy, for instance when sending email using Microsoft 365 I set the package so I can do this: MsGraph::emails() ->to($email) ->subject($subject) ->body($body) ->attachments($files) ->send();

I like to think about tests in the given, when then. So Given I have a user with the correct permissions, When I click send report Then a record will be created and a PDF will be generated.

I love git switch -c branch-name often I forget to checkout a branch start building a feature then realise I'm on the wrong branch. Using git switch will move all your changes onto a new branch, if the branch doesn't exist it will create it. Very handy!

Its great you're making a start on documenting your journey, it can be daunting learning new skills and sharing your experiences but its great for other aspiring developers who are also starting their journey.

I'm really excited about this, I'm often torn between using my own custom blog and Hashnode, I like to tinker! this would mean the best of both worlds I think!

Great post 👏 I can relate, always painful when you help someone and then suddenly you're expected to fix every possible problem they have going forward.

Hi Chiara, A terminal is the same as a command prompt on Windows. In order to use composer check out https://getcomposer.org/