work in progress Kevin McKee

Sometimes good enough is good enough. Sometimes it's not. This is my take on how what I thought was good could actually get a lot better, and how I know when good enough is actually good enough.

It's hard to describe how much help I've gotten from Dan Harrin in getting to use the alpha version of Filament. It feels really good that I was able to help him with his Laracasts series to make it as great as it can be.

I have committed to doing another Laracasts series. I'm super excited and have a lot of reasons why I need to get this done and do it well.

I have to learn this lesson again and again, but it's true.

I have a way that I really like to run a linter against my code. I knew Twitter would hate it. Do I care? No. Should I care? No. Find things that work for you and do them. Unless there's a good reason not to do it "your way", then don't worry about anyone else.

I just submitted a talk at Laracon and I hope I get picked as a speaker. I want to pull together all the best advice and ideas from people in the Laravel community and weave it into one talk. I'm pumped about it!