Jan 2023
Tinkerwell – a year in review 2022
In 2022, we released whopping 29 updates to the Tinkerwell app. Read more about all new features and improvements of the year 2022 as well as our roadmap for 2023.
Essential tools for web developers
We are a team of developers who have been working with web technologies for years. We have created a set of tools that we use in our daily work. We are happy to share them with you.
Tinkerwell
The must-have tinker tool for the smart PHP and Laravel developer
What The Diff
Speed up code reviews with an AI-powered assistant
Expose
Share local sites via secure tunnels through any firewall and VPN
Windy
Convert HTML elements from any website to a Tailwind component
Invoker
Invoker is a no-code admin panel for all your Laravel applications
HELO
Framework independent and painless local email testing
Latest posts
Jan 2023
Tinkerwell for Laravel developers
Tinkerwell is built for Laravel developers and is `php artisan tinker` on steroids. Read this post to learn what it is about and why it's perfect if you work with Laravel.
Aug 2022
Enabling autocompletion for unrecognized classes
Sometimes Tinkerwell can't detect which class you are using in your code and does not provide the autocompletion experience that you love. In this case, it makes sense to manually add a type-hinting comment to that line and enable autocompletion.
Jul 2022
Themes of Tinkerwell
You can customize Tinkerwell and select a theme of your choice. Tinkerwell supports custom variants of the popular themes Dracula, Night Owl, Material, Nord, GitHub, Solarized dark, Solarized light and Shades of Purple.
Open Source
We are part of the open source community and develop packages for PHP and Laravel developers. Thousands of applications use these libraries and countless developers work with them daily.
The open-source ngrok alternative for PHP developers
Expose is a beautiful and open-source tunnel application that allows you to share your local websites with others over the internet.
Read the docsWebSockets for Laravel. Done right.
With Laravel Websockets, you don't need any additional software to start your own WebSocket server. Use the power of PHP.
Read the docsBring Symfony's Var-Dump Server to Laravel
This package will give you a dump server, that collects all your dump call outputs, so that it does not interfere with HTTP / API responses.
Read the docs