William Hleucka

I shipped Hashiru v1.9.0.

I shipped Hashiru v1.8.0.

I shipped Hashiru v1.6.0, v1.7.0, v1.7.1, v1.7.2 and v1.7.3.

I shipped Hashiru v1.5.0.

I shipped Hashiru v1.4.0.

Fogus wrote a piece called Born Against, about why hobby programming communities are so hostile to LLMs.

I shipped Hashiru v1.3.0.

This note has no package.

composer require hydrakit/kernel does not install Hydra.

Every note so far has been about the request path: a URL comes in, middleware runs, a controller answers.

Being logged in says who you are.

There's a certain kind of guy who, instead of buying a new car, drops a bigger engine into the one he's got.

My first console was a Sega Genesis II.

Logging in touches three of Hydra's packages at once.

Between the web server handing PHP a request and a controller method running, Hydra does a handful of things every single time: logs the request, stamps security headers, upgrades http to https, catches whatever blows up, parses the body, starts the sessi…

A template in Hydra is a .php file.

I shipped Hashiru v1.2.0 Short notes this time.

Routing is a small job to describe.

The container is the piece that ties everything else together.

I shipped Hashiru v1.1.0.

People ask why I keep rebuilding the same app.

Neovim 0.12 just dropped.

I reinstall Arch more often than I'd like to admit.

This one hurts.

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My name is Will Hleucka.