Andreas Frömer
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icanhazstring.bsky.social
Andreas Frömer
@icanhazstring.bsky.social
Daddy of two and Gamer
Author of GitHub.com/composer-unused
Head of Software Development @finanztip.bsky.social

#tdd #continuousdelivery #php #xp
Maintaining OSS is hard when bug reports just say “doesn’t work.” That’s why I built composer-unused.dev
🛠️ A tool to share reproducible scenarios, so I can turn your problem into a test case + fix it faster. #php #opensource
composer-unused - Show unused composer dependencies
Show unused composer dependencies by scanning your code
composer-unused.dev
September 22, 2025 at 12:31 PM
🚀 Major progress on composer-unused.dev!

Docker communication, dynamic environments, and real-time results are now working. Still adding storage and logging. Can't wait to share - it'll help users report bugs better and improve my support!

#PHP #Composer #WebDevelopment #OpenSource #DevTools
June 30, 2025 at 10:13 AM
composer-unused.dev just got a redesign!

🌈 New colors
👀 Sneak peek of features
🚧 Still under construction
💡 Feedback and ideas welcome!

Check it out: composer-unused.dev
#PHP #ComposerUnused #WebDev #OpenSource #WIP
composer-unused - Show unused composer dependencies
Show unused composer dependencies by scanning your code
composer-unused.dev
June 27, 2025 at 6:44 AM
Lately, I've been experimenting with #AI. I have always sought a way to effectively utilize AI in #SoftwareDevelopment.

I started a small project to get a one-click integration between server IPs and my terminal, using AI to bootstrap the idea.

github.com/icanhazstrin...

What do you think?
GitHub - icanhazstring/sshlink: 🚀 One-click SSH connections from your browser to any terminal
🚀 One-click SSH connections from your browser to any terminal - icanhazstring/sshlink
github.com
June 25, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Reposted by Andreas Frömer
DRY isn’t always good!

When NOT to DRY:
1️⃣ Premature abstractions lead to tight coupling.
2️⃣ Over-generic code hurts readability.
3️⃣ Similar code may have different purposes.

Consider to Write Everything Twice (WET) first, then refactor later.

What’s your take on this?
#softwaredevelopment #coding
November 24, 2024 at 10:15 AM