PVM (PHP Version Manager) is a Windows-native command-line tool that eliminates the complexity of managing multiple PHP versions on Windows systems. With simple commands like pvm use 8.2.0 or pvm install 7.4.33 --xdebug, developers can instantly switch between PHP versions, install new ones with extensions, and even manage php.ini settings directly from the CLI. Built specifically for Windows, PVM…
As a developer I type lot of command lines but there are certain commands that we type more than others : (example for (git : git status, git commit -m “message”) or (angular : ng g c myComponent) or (laravel : php artisan make:migration myMigration) or ….. etc). Read More...
As developer I always look for ways to automate and/or shortcut my day to day tasks, Today I would love to share with you my favorite command line tool and show you how you can benefit from it’s features Read More...
Learn how to switch between PHP versions from your terminal without restarting or accessing system settings. This article covers installing Cmder, setting up environment variables, and using Chocolatey to simplify PHP version management. Discover how to create a one-command alias and troubleshoot common issues in this comprehensive guide. Read More...
Scrolling through endless videos and reels felt harmless at first, but I realized every clip I watched took up mental space. My mind became cluttered with useless information, like piling garbage into a house—crowding out clarity and progress. Social media didn’t just waste my time; it stole my focus and filled my life with distractions that didn’t matter. Read More...