Haha, thanks for the answers.

Tell them what you need in broader terms Be friendly and easy to approach Always answer all the questions they might have Tell them all the ways a particular problem can be solved and encourage them to research further Don't forget to include juniors in fun times as well Be strict and transparent about hiring, firing and deadlines

Can we ever expect to get some "under the hood" for Forge and Envoyer (structure, code snippets, etc...)? It would be great to further know how the creator creates using his own creation. According to you, among the folks at the Laravel community, who do you think the Rocket League god is? And, What in the sweet universe does the word "Laravel" mean?

VueJS all the way. The creator of Laravel (a PHP Framework) uses it extensively along with other notable PHP devs. Not that new a framework.

Have you tried VueJS (you must have ;) )? What do you think about replacing ReactJS with VueJS (and Redux with Vuex)? No need to answer if you don't feel comfortable. Anything you'd like to share to improve my BBQ talents. Are you a natural or did you learn somewhere (those twitter pics looked exquisite)

If you don't mind sharing, what are your productivity hacks? How do you get rid of mental blocks when starting a new project/feature etc.?