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Maximizing Your Efficiency in Sublime Text

Finding little ways to improve your efficiency in Sublime Text can really add up.

    Intro

    Right Click

    User Settings

    Tab to Autocomplete

    Snippets

    Plug-ins

    EditorConfig

    Goto Anything

    View Menu

    Copy/Paste

Vagrant For PHP Development

Vagrant is an amazing tool for creating consistent development environments for developers on a team. In this series, we go over everything you need to know about Vagrant and how to use it for PHP development. We start with the basics and cover setting up a Ubuntu development environment with PHP and then go on to cover some advanced topics.

    What's a Virtual Machine?

    Why Use Vagrant?

    Initializing a Vagrant Development Environment

    Managing A Vagrant Environment's Power State

    How to Reset/Delete A Vagrant Development Environment

    Configuring Our Vagrant Development Environment's Network

    Remotely Accessing Our Vagrant Development Environment (Linux/Ubuntu)

    Syncing Files to Our Vagrant Development Environment

    Customizing the Amount Of RAM in Our Vagrant VMs

    Displaying Our Vagrant VMs User Interface

    Saving Vagrant States Using Snapshots

What the F*ck Is With All the Artisan Commands

I mean really?

    Intro

    make:migration

    migrate

    Quickies

    Development Helpers

    Make Test

    Factories

    Seeders

    Route Commands

    Queues

    Make:Component

    Test

    Schedules

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