Josh Cirre
@joshcirre.com
The JS to Laravel guy. 👋 Let's enjoy building things again. DevRel at Laravel. Educator and creator. Husband and girl dad × 2.
Let’s go. ✌️
Gonna have a video up about this and talking about it on the Riff and Refine show with @wking.dev
Gonna have a video up about this and talking about it on the Riff and Refine show with @wking.dev
October 28, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Let’s go. ✌️
Gonna have a video up about this and talking about it on the Riff and Refine show with @wking.dev
Gonna have a video up about this and talking about it on the Riff and Refine show with @wking.dev
How can you look back and be thankful for the times you said yes?
Today’s episode was for me most of all.
goodmakersmorning.com/episodes/che...
Today’s episode was for me most of all.
goodmakersmorning.com/episodes/che...
Good Maker's Morning | Cherish the Moments
I often forget that I might not have these moments again.Article (Does My Son Know You):https://www.theringer.com/2022/03/03/health/fatherhood-cancer-jonathan-tjarks
goodmakersmorning.com
September 11, 2025 at 6:10 PM
How can you look back and be thankful for the times you said yes?
Today’s episode was for me most of all.
goodmakersmorning.com/episodes/che...
Today’s episode was for me most of all.
goodmakersmorning.com/episodes/che...
Take the first 10 minutes of your day, before you do anything else, and just write.
Or, in my case, write by talking.
It's helped me frame my mindset for the day. It's helped me feel more productive. It's helped me hate mornings a little less.
Today's episode out now.
goodmakersmorning.com
Or, in my case, write by talking.
It's helped me frame my mindset for the day. It's helped me feel more productive. It's helped me hate mornings a little less.
Today's episode out now.
goodmakersmorning.com
September 4, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Take the first 10 minutes of your day, before you do anything else, and just write.
Or, in my case, write by talking.
It's helped me frame my mindset for the day. It's helped me feel more productive. It's helped me hate mornings a little less.
Today's episode out now.
goodmakersmorning.com
Or, in my case, write by talking.
It's helped me frame my mindset for the day. It's helped me feel more productive. It's helped me hate mornings a little less.
Today's episode out now.
goodmakersmorning.com
I'm trying something new.
I've never been good at writing but I like talking through topics on my mind.
So I figured I would create my own "audio blog" of sorts.
It's a different side of me. The topics might be all over the place. But it's me.
Good maker's morning.
I've never been good at writing but I like talking through topics on my mind.
So I figured I would create my own "audio blog" of sorts.
It's a different side of me. The topics might be all over the place. But it's me.
Good maker's morning.
September 2, 2025 at 4:38 PM
I'm trying something new.
I've never been good at writing but I like talking through topics on my mind.
So I figured I would create my own "audio blog" of sorts.
It's a different side of me. The topics might be all over the place. But it's me.
Good maker's morning.
I've never been good at writing but I like talking through topics on my mind.
So I figured I would create my own "audio blog" of sorts.
It's a different side of me. The topics might be all over the place. But it's me.
Good maker's morning.
What a bunch of quality releases. 😮💨
I promised another thread with Inertia.js updates, so here it is! 💪
Let's kick things off with the Laravel adapter, which now includes two new interfaces ⬇️
Let's kick things off with the Laravel adapter, which now includes two new interfaces ⬇️
August 28, 2025 at 3:41 PM
What a bunch of quality releases. 😮💨
I’ve been using Claude Code as my main AI coding tool for the past 4+ months.
So when I saw Cursor announced their CLI tool, I was intrigued.
But is it good enough (or different enough) to not use something like OpenCode or Claude Code?
I made a video about it.
youtu.be/KaFkkSIXdEE
So when I saw Cursor announced their CLI tool, I was intrigued.
But is it good enough (or different enough) to not use something like OpenCode or Claude Code?
I made a video about it.
youtu.be/KaFkkSIXdEE
Cursor is falling behind
Cursor has a CLI now? But is it enough to compete against some of the better CLI agent experiences out there like Claude Code or OpenCode? I don't know. What...
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August 13, 2025 at 10:00 PM
I’ve been using Claude Code as my main AI coding tool for the past 4+ months.
So when I saw Cursor announced their CLI tool, I was intrigued.
But is it good enough (or different enough) to not use something like OpenCode or Claude Code?
I made a video about it.
youtu.be/KaFkkSIXdEE
So when I saw Cursor announced their CLI tool, I was intrigued.
But is it good enough (or different enough) to not use something like OpenCode or Claude Code?
I made a video about it.
youtu.be/KaFkkSIXdEE
I'm one to always find a path, process, shortcut, or automation to save me time in almost every single aspect of my life except for two things.
1. Family.
2. Learning.
It's just not worth it.
1. Family.
2. Learning.
It's just not worth it.
August 9, 2025 at 9:59 PM
I'm one to always find a path, process, shortcut, or automation to save me time in almost every single aspect of my life except for two things.
1. Family.
2. Learning.
It's just not worth it.
1. Family.
2. Learning.
It's just not worth it.
I talked to a lot of people at Laracon.
Almost everyone said the SAME THING about why they come back (or why they already know they'll be back).
So I made a video talking about it (and some of my favorite things announced at Laracon 👀)
hint: so many things.
Almost everyone said the SAME THING about why they come back (or why they already know they'll be back).
So I made a video talking about it (and some of my favorite things announced at Laracon 👀)
hint: so many things.
July 31, 2025 at 1:30 PM
I talked to a lot of people at Laracon.
Almost everyone said the SAME THING about why they come back (or why they already know they'll be back).
So I made a video talking about it (and some of my favorite things announced at Laracon 👀)
hint: so many things.
Almost everyone said the SAME THING about why they come back (or why they already know they'll be back).
So I made a video talking about it (and some of my favorite things announced at Laracon 👀)
hint: so many things.
As someone who loves Livewire, I often hear from folks new to the Laravel ecosystem (or curious about it) what they THINK Livewire is and what problems it solves.
But usually there are some things they get wrong.
So I made a video about three things Laravel Livewire is NOT.
But usually there are some things they get wrong.
So I made a video about three things Laravel Livewire is NOT.
July 20, 2025 at 10:20 PM
As someone who loves Livewire, I often hear from folks new to the Laravel ecosystem (or curious about it) what they THINK Livewire is and what problems it solves.
But usually there are some things they get wrong.
So I made a video about three things Laravel Livewire is NOT.
But usually there are some things they get wrong.
So I made a video about three things Laravel Livewire is NOT.
I feel like I was pretty early to the AI game when it comes to using it for code and my day-to-day life.
AI changes fast though.
And even with how fast things change, I found myself using the same AI workflow for the past 3+ months to code, create, and more.
So I made a video.
AI changes fast though.
And even with how fast things change, I found myself using the same AI workflow for the past 3+ months to code, create, and more.
So I made a video.
July 13, 2025 at 10:06 PM
I feel like I was pretty early to the AI game when it comes to using it for code and my day-to-day life.
AI changes fast though.
And even with how fast things change, I found myself using the same AI workflow for the past 3+ months to code, create, and more.
So I made a video.
AI changes fast though.
And even with how fast things change, I found myself using the same AI workflow for the past 3+ months to code, create, and more.
So I made a video.
I know this doesn't mean much coming from the PHP guy, but writing modern PHP is actually enjoyable.
With the tooling we have in 2025, it gets harder and harder to write bad PHP code.
Plus, I'm not gonna lie... I think I found the perfect collection of tools.
New video out.
youtu.be/qkG2ybcmpZc
With the tooling we have in 2025, it gets harder and harder to write bad PHP code.
Plus, I'm not gonna lie... I think I found the perfect collection of tools.
New video out.
youtu.be/qkG2ybcmpZc
July 7, 2025 at 10:00 PM
I know this doesn't mean much coming from the PHP guy, but writing modern PHP is actually enjoyable.
With the tooling we have in 2025, it gets harder and harder to write bad PHP code.
Plus, I'm not gonna lie... I think I found the perfect collection of tools.
New video out.
youtu.be/qkG2ybcmpZc
With the tooling we have in 2025, it gets harder and harder to write bad PHP code.
Plus, I'm not gonna lie... I think I found the perfect collection of tools.
New video out.
youtu.be/qkG2ybcmpZc
You all have no idea how excited I am for this month.
July 5, 2025 at 10:00 PM
You all have no idea how excited I am for this month.
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Had a great time at Laravel Live UK. It was great seeing @filamentphp.com v4 being released and meeting @joshcirre.com in person. Looking forward to next year!
June 12, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Had a great time at Laravel Live UK. It was great seeing @filamentphp.com v4 being released and meeting @joshcirre.com in person. Looking forward to next year!
Caching is one of those things that really is magical, especially with how easy @laravel.com makes it.
But the real magic lies in understanding when and how you should use caching and the options that you have for your specific application.
Here's some things to keep in mind. 💭
But the real magic lies in understanding when and how you should use caching and the options that you have for your specific application.
Here's some things to keep in mind. 💭
Let's Talk About Caching Dos and Don'ts
YouTube video by Laravel
youtu.be
May 9, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Caching is one of those things that really is magical, especially with how easy @laravel.com makes it.
But the real magic lies in understanding when and how you should use caching and the options that you have for your specific application.
Here's some things to keep in mind. 💭
But the real magic lies in understanding when and how you should use caching and the options that you have for your specific application.
Here's some things to keep in mind. 💭
As much as I love full-stack Laravel/React with Inertia, using Laravel as an API is just as powerful and can be used to incrementally adopt as you port over features or services.
So, yes. Next.js and Laravel can be friends.
youtu.be/MC1cHMKSGy0
So, yes. Next.js and Laravel can be friends.
youtu.be/MC1cHMKSGy0
Next.js and Laravel Can STILL Be Friends
YouTube video by Laravel
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May 8, 2025 at 5:41 PM
As much as I love full-stack Laravel/React with Inertia, using Laravel as an API is just as powerful and can be used to incrementally adopt as you port over features or services.
So, yes. Next.js and Laravel can be friends.
youtu.be/MC1cHMKSGy0
So, yes. Next.js and Laravel can be friends.
youtu.be/MC1cHMKSGy0
Could I interest you in some types?
I'll admit that I've never been a huge type nerd, but when I played around with Wayfinder, I immediately understood why this is a gamechanger (especially if you use Inertia).
So I made a video walking through some of its features. 👇
youtu.be/UMqSDRe2oH8
I'll admit that I've never been a huge type nerd, but when I played around with Wayfinder, I immediately understood why this is a gamechanger (especially if you use Inertia).
So I made a video walking through some of its features. 👇
youtu.be/UMqSDRe2oH8
Generating Types for Your Frontend with Laravel Wayfinder
YouTube video by Laravel
youtu.be
April 9, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Could I interest you in some types?
I'll admit that I've never been a huge type nerd, but when I played around with Wayfinder, I immediately understood why this is a gamechanger (especially if you use Inertia).
So I made a video walking through some of its features. 👇
youtu.be/UMqSDRe2oH8
I'll admit that I've never been a huge type nerd, but when I played around with Wayfinder, I immediately understood why this is a gamechanger (especially if you use Inertia).
So I made a video walking through some of its features. 👇
youtu.be/UMqSDRe2oH8
Reposted by Josh Cirre
Want a recap of the #epicwebconf event to know if it's worth going to next year? Check it out at: brittanyellich.com/epic-web-con...
Featuring: @kentcdodds.com @shrutikapoor08.bsky.social @anniesexton.com @marisamorby.com @joshcirre.com @deyshin.com @jason.energy @roxyrodbeck.bsky.social
Featuring: @kentcdodds.com @shrutikapoor08.bsky.social @anniesexton.com @marisamorby.com @joshcirre.com @deyshin.com @jason.energy @roxyrodbeck.bsky.social
Epic Web Conf - You can just do things
Senior Software Engineer
brittanyellich.com
March 27, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Want a recap of the #epicwebconf event to know if it's worth going to next year? Check it out at: brittanyellich.com/epic-web-con...
Featuring: @kentcdodds.com @shrutikapoor08.bsky.social @anniesexton.com @marisamorby.com @joshcirre.com @deyshin.com @jason.energy @roxyrodbeck.bsky.social
Featuring: @kentcdodds.com @shrutikapoor08.bsky.social @anniesexton.com @marisamorby.com @joshcirre.com @deyshin.com @jason.energy @roxyrodbeck.bsky.social
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A young @joshcirre.com appears in the wild! He gave a dynamite talk - so much value packed into a lightening talk! So good!
“Learning Driven Development”
“Learning Driven Development”
March 26, 2025 at 7:45 PM
A young @joshcirre.com appears in the wild! He gave a dynamite talk - so much value packed into a lightening talk! So good!
“Learning Driven Development”
“Learning Driven Development”
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Learning Driven Development @joshcirre.com 🙌
“Make it yours. Find problems, not tools. Keep creating.”
#epicwebconf
“Make it yours. Find problems, not tools. Keep creating.”
#epicwebconf
March 26, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Learning Driven Development @joshcirre.com 🙌
“Make it yours. Find problems, not tools. Keep creating.”
#epicwebconf
“Make it yours. Find problems, not tools. Keep creating.”
#epicwebconf
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meta-content continues with @joshcirre.com talking about learning how to learn
I’m a fan of this arc at #EpicWebConf
I’m a fan of this arc at #EpicWebConf
March 26, 2025 at 5:32 PM
meta-content continues with @joshcirre.com talking about learning how to learn
I’m a fan of this arc at #EpicWebConf
I’m a fan of this arc at #EpicWebConf
Reposted by Josh Cirre
Just crossed 100k installations of the Laravel VS Code extension in just under 90 days since we released it
My mind = blown
My mind = blown
March 14, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Just crossed 100k installations of the Laravel VS Code extension in just under 90 days since we released it
My mind = blown
My mind = blown