For developers using S3 in production environments, uploading to the project directory locally or on test servers can cause numerous configuration issues.

Recently, due to documentation needs, I discovered significant changes in Gitlab 14 while deploying Gitlab Pages, so I considered upgrading to the latest major version 14.

For those with imperfect English pronunciation, macOS’s text-to-speech feature can be used to learn how to pronounce certain words. However, I recently discovered that after using the shortcut Option + Esc to read selected words, there’s a long wait before hearing the spoken content.

Recently, I’ve been considering breaking down our original monolithic service into microservices, which requires distributed storage. The first option that came to mind was ETCD, as it’s used by large open-source projects like Kubernetes.

Recently, our company’s Laravel project was upgraded, and non-standard code practices led to continuous Notice and Warning exceptions in Sentry.

For those with OCD, PHPStorm’s default USE statement sorting is very uncomfortable. Previously, I would manually sort them, but sorting many classes is really energy-consuming.

Team collaboration requires setting different permissions for different users to prevent a single user’s mistake from causing the entire storage service to become unavailable or objects to be lost.

While refactoring a company project recently, I discovered that URLs generated by Laravel were all using the HTTP protocol, even though the actual requests were HTTPS, forwarded by Alibaba Cloud SLB to the backend HTTP service port.

When using CI/CD, it can be cumbersome to execute different operations based on parameters, such as enabling verbose mode during debugging.

In enterprise development, we often need to develop our own extension packages. Most commonly, we use the VCS method to install dependencies, but this approach becomes slow when there are multiple tags.