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Ross Tuck – Notes from Laracon.eu

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Ross Tuck writes about his experience as a Laravel outsider at LaraconEU and covers some of the new features in 4.3.

I like his closing paragraph the best:

There are some other possible reasons for this positive impression, it’s no secret my step up from dark horse speaker to closing keynote garnered me a lot of love. Still, I’d like to believe it’s because the Laravel community is starting to shed its reputation as a framework for beginners and making moves to stand as a valued member of the wider community; something should all welcome.

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Eric is the creator of Laravel News and has been covering Laravel since 2012.

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