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Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Mar. 16, 2020
The transition from being employed to having your company is not something that happens overnight. It is a process and is different for everyone. In this post, I want to tell you about mine and share some tips I learned on the way. Why I Needed A Company To Work On My Products For me, it all starte…
Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Mar. 3, 2020
Laracon Online is an online conference for Laravel. You probably have guessed that already by the name :-) It means this conference is available for everyone who has access to the Internet. This is quite different from all the other Laravel conferences where you have to pay much more in order to at…
Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Feb. 17, 2020
On Twitter, I asked on what topics you are interested in regarding my business, and I got a lot of great questions. You can still reply to that tweet if you want to know something specific. A few of those replies where about motivation, so this is why motivation is the topic for today. It Keeps Us…
Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Jan. 29, 2020
If you're interested in why I decided to leave my old job and create my own company, take a look at the article What It's Like Being Self-Employed - A Three Months Recap of mine. Today, I want to give a current overview of my business. Type Of Business My business is located in Austria. It is a spe…
Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Jan. 3, 2020
After writing about my coding year in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, this is now my fifths year in review article. I love to see that so many others started to write about their years as well. I think this is a great insight and helps both the readers and the authors. Make sure to check out other revie…
Written by christoph-rumpel.com
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on Aug. 1, 2019
As an example, let's say we have an export class. It helps us to save statistics for a specific user in a CSV file. class UserStatsCsvExporter implements UserStatsExporterContract { public function export(int $userId) { // Load user statistics... // Export file... } } Inside a controller, we create…