Paul Shryock
paulshryock@phpc.social
<p>I am a software engineer available for hire who values individuals and interactions more than processes and tools. My highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software. I follow agile software development practices (of the extreme programming variety) such as test-driven development and pair programming. I'm very proficient in writing HTML, CSS, Sass, JavaScript, TypeScript, PHP, and Bash. I can setup all your scripts and automation pipelines.</p>
Posts
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Post #4420963
"Contributions welcome. No, not from you. Leave me alone. You can buy me a coffee." https://lake.computer/blog/help-wanted/
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Post #4297342
Lol. https://github.blog/changelog/2026-07-30-github-models-is-now-retired/
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Post #4279652
What's up nerds, what are we building today? Remember it's Friday, so absolutely ship to production and tell management to take a hike.
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Post #4273182
Every line of code is a potential point of failure.
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Post #4199383
At my last job, we had a Slack channel where many of us said "Good morning" every morning. I'm sure many people felt it was quaint or unnecessary, and many did not participate. But many of us did, and it was a small moment of joy. We'd leave emojis. Working remotely, we didn't see each other face to face, almost ever. Sure, we sat on Zoom meetings (way too often), and we communicated all throughout the day, but literal in-person interactions were rare. I went to the offic...
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Post #4178121
When I run `git tag` I want to include certain untracked files in the .zip file created by `git archive`. How do I do it?
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Post #4165872
I'm not going to boost rage bait on social media. I'm not going to boost rage bait on social media. I'm not going to boost rage bait on social media.
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Post #4138066
RE: https://mastodon.social/@mrmasterkeyboard/116980326641813344 Keeping any code on GitHub is no longer an option. It's become a cesspool. Now is as good a day as any to finish that Codeberg migration, then delete my old GitHub repositories and delete my account. And hey, thanks to unemployment, I finally have the time to get this done.
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Post #4119087
Here's how the test suite looks at the moment for `expect_to_be`.
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Post #4065094
What's the best terminal emulator on Debian, and why? I'm struggling to find a really good reason to use anything other than Gnome Terminal. I've been on iTerm2 for the last decade (on MacOS), so I'm looking for something maybe in that realm. The popular Debian alternatives seem cool, but also not really anything that I need. Like give me a strong reason not to just use Gnome Terminal.
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Post #4014324
I've been writing PHP, TypeScript, and Bash for years, along with HTML and CSS. My software engineering journey began in 2009 by making things for the web. Since then I have come to enjoy making all kinds of software. Until now, those languages have gotten me very far. You can really do a lot with a little. I've written a little C#, Rust, and Ruby over the years, but never really dove in too deep with those languages. Today I start learning Python, and was delighted to find how easy i...
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Post #3960857
Over the weekend I started developing "Best", a Bash testing framework with a focus on simplicity. The API and the terminal output are both heavily influenced by Jest and Pest. I will host the source code on Codeberg, and I'll be looking for anyone interested in trying it out and providing feedback. #TestDrivenDevelopment #TDD #Bash
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Post #3887720
While I'm between full-time roles, I am currently available for short-term remote software engineering contracts. I know PHP, WordPress, TypeScript, Express, Next.js, React, HTML, CSS, Sass, JavaScript, and Bash. I can build REST API's, microservices, SDK's, CLI's, websites, web apps, and whatever else you need. I'm able to chat over Slack and Zoom, or whatever you need. I can work with Jira, Bitbucket, GitHub, Codeberg, and whatever project management tools you like.
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Post #3814530
I get this nice UI warning at the top of every GitHub repository where "claude" is a "contributor". I'd like to also block other "ai" "agents" by username on GitHub. Does anyone know the usernames of some of the other popular slop machines?
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Post #3814152
I’m seeking a full-time, remote, software engineering role. Recently I've worked 6 years at the NBA, 5 years part-time at Palantir, and 3 years at Realogy, with a total of 17 years experience across several industries at Fortune 500 Enterprise companies, startups, top agencies, and small businesses. Please let me know if your company is hiring or you would like to connect and chat over Zoom or in person. #OpenToWork #GetFediHired
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Post #3789375
@brent@taciturn.social I just applied! I'd love to chat more about the position if you have time and interest.
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Post #3715765
Software engineers collectively have to be the most gullible group of professionals I've ever seen.
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Post #3608950
"Defeat fascists with this one weird trick" https://www.revoluciana.net/defeat-fascists-with-this-one-weird-trick/ By @revoluciana@chaosfem.tw
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Post #3594462
TBH, kind of giving the side eye at all my previous colleagues who would joke about how quickly they ran through their monthly LLM token limits in a weekend or whatever. "And I just keep going, because the limit is never enforced!," I would hear with glee. I hope all the layoffs that followed made it worth it.
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Post #3516007
Apparently the industry is changing and the business is restructuring to keep up with the industry, so after six years at $employer, my role is no longer needed. I guess I'm on the job hunt in July, looking for software engineering work.
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Post #2017171
My PHP version manager is now available to install on MacOS via homebrew. ```bash $ brew tap paulshryock/tap $ brew install ppvm ``` https://codeberg.org/paulshryock/ppvm - Simple bash script - No dependencies (besides homebrew) - No &quot;AI&quot; - No telemetry - No spyware - No ads Just switch homebrew-managed PHP versions in one line. ```bash $ ppvm 8.6 [ppvm] Switching to PHP 8.6... 8.6.0 ``` #php
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Post #358245
@mcc@mastodon.social yikes