Hi Taylor, glad to see you here. How did you manage to build such a huge framework on your own? I've seen a few videos of yours where you mentioned you made early Laravel version for a personal project while you were in working full-time somewhere else(if I recall correctly). What are the problems you faced while developing Laravel regarding coding practices as Laravel has most cleanest code including well formatted comments. Any tips, resources or suggestions for newbie programmers like me who are mostly dependent on tutorials from Jeffrey Way and StackOverflow. Thanks

This is my .bash_profile. # git aliases alias gs= "git status" alias ga= "git add ." alias gp= "git push" alias gpull= "git pull" alias gpp= "git pull && git push" commit (){ git commit -m "$*" } gitpush (){ git status git add . git commit -m "$*" git push } alias gc=commit alias push=gitpush GUI might be good but CLI is always better. You can always tailor it according to your needs. :) Committing and pushing code is really easy with these aliases. All I to to do is: push A really long commit message

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PHP in 2015 is not what it was in earlier. No one can predict any language's future in next 20 years but PHP community nowadays is better than ever. If PHP survived long enough than expectation I'd give all credits to Taylor Otwell and Jeffrey Way. Dying to use Laravel on PHP7