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In this episode, I interviewed with Simon Hamp, a seasoned software engineer with 25 years of experience in PHP.
Simon shares his incredible journey from being a self-taught programmer in the days before YouTube and Stack Overflow to becoming the owner and maintainer of Native PHP and the founder of Laravel Dev.
Show Notes:
Links
Simon Hamp's Website: simonhamp.me
Simon Hamp on X: @SimonHamp
NativePHP: nativephp.com
Laravel Dev: laradevs.com
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Estados Unidos da América
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