Have you ever seen those sites that have awesome effects using shaders and thought "man, I wish I could do that"?

I have good news for you: it's not as complicated as you may think, and it's also stupidly fun to hack on.

I wrote a blog post to get you started: leloup.dev/shader-showcase/getting-started-with-shaders

With the new macOS Sequoia releasing today, I wonder, has anyone been using the beta? Are tools like Herd & DBngin compatible already?

Oh thanks, I'll check it out!

That's the strategy I've adopted until now. But for unit & feature tests, the `--parallel` cli option seems to automatically give you the separate databases setup: laravel.com/docs/11.x/testing#parallel-testing-and-databases

There is no such option for Dusk, you have to do it all by hand, and it's a bit of a chore. I've also had to setup separate chrome driver instances in my case.

Maybe one day I will get some time to hack on this and make a PR that makes it easier.

Wondering what it would take for dusk tests to be able to run in parallel. Huge dusk test suite is a pain, it takes almost an hour to run.