When in Koblenz

When in London

In this episode, Shane Rosenthal and Simon Hamp recount their recent adventure in London, from sipping tea in Heathrow to attending Laravel Live UK. We also announce the big project underway at NativePHP: the build service we'll be calling Bifrost. Links Laravel Live UK: https://laravellive.uk [https://laravellive.uk] NativePHP: https://nativephp.com [https://nativephp.com] Chapters 00:00:00 - Introduction and Tea Talk 00:05:30 - Travel Adventures in Germany 00:15:45 - Exploring London and Cultural Insights 00:25:10 - Laravel Live UK Highlights 00:35:20 - Community and Networking 00:45:00 - Technical Challenges and Solutions 00:55:30 - Bifrost: The Future of NativePHP 01:05:00 - Exciting Developments and Features 01:20:00 - Closing Thoughts and Future Plans

When in Koblenz

In this episode, Simon and Shane recount their recent adventures in London and Germany, sharing humorous anecdotes about cultural differences, culinary experiences, and the excitement of attending a massive metal festival. They discuss the challenges of navigating a foreign country, the joy of trying local foods, and the unexpected connections made along the way, all while emphasizing the fun and camaraderie of travel. Chapters 00:00 Adventures in London and Germany 03:06 Cultural Experiences and Local Cuisine 06:04 Navigating Language Barriers and Local Customs 09:08 Nightlife and Social Interactions 12:05 Exploring Local Food and Drink 15:00 Reflections on Travel and Experiences 21:19 Coffee Adventures and Taste Buds 22:28 Metal Fest Madness 23:41 Experiencing the Mosh Pit 25:08 Surviving the Elements 28:35 Full Circle Moments 29:28 Culinary Experiences in Germany 30:16 Lost Keys and Late Nights 38:23 Taxi Tales and Scottish Lads 43:53 The Journey Back to Coblenz 48:43 To Be Continued: London Awaits 50:02 New Chapter

Laravel News Creator - Eric Barnes

Summary In this engaging conversation, Eric Barnes shares his journey from PHP development to becoming a media figure with Laravel News. The discussion covers the evolution of Laravel News, the shift from written content to video, and the importance of community engagement. Eric also shares his travel plans, excitement for upcoming conferences, and innovative ideas for a Laravel News app, including personalized content and community-driven features. The conversation highlights the dynamic nature of media in the tech world and the opportunities for growth and connection within the Laravel community. In this engaging conversation, Eric Barnes shares insights on monetization strategies in digital media, innovative content delivery ideas, and personal experiences in golfing. The discussion transitions into the challenges of golf performance tracking, tournament formats, and the journey of a developer transitioning from app development to business. The conversation culminates in reflections on work-life balance and productivity, emphasizing the importance of showing up consistently while also taking time for personal interests.

Post PHP[TEK] Reflections

In this episode, the hosts discuss their experiences at the PHP Tech conference, focusing on the excitement and challenges of public speaking, networking with industry leaders, and the emotional journey of presenting for the first time. They also touch on community engagement, a giveaway for a Laracon ticket, and reflections on being featured in an Indie Hackers article. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on future speaking opportunities and the potential of their projects.

To Trial, or Not To Trial

In this episode, Steven, Simon, and Shane discuss the potential for offering trials for their product. Shane also shares his personal experiences leading up to his upcoming talk at PHP Tech, emphasizing the need for excitement and support from the community. The conversation shifts to the challenges and considerations of implementing trial options, including technical aspects and business implications. The hosts explore various models for trials, including money-back guarantees and dedicated trial options, while weighing the pros and cons of each. They conclude with reflections on the future of Native PHP and the importance of community engagement.