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You came for PHP. Stay for what scales: How to Become A Better Developer Learning from Code & Character

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Updated on: 2025-06-10

Posted on: 2025-06-09

Categories: PHP Tutorials, Sponsored

All developers can be better by learning about new methods and tools that make them more productive.

Newsletters are often a good way to learn about better methods and tools. That is the case of the Code & Character newsletter.

Read this short article to learn the Code & Character newsletter.




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You came for PHP. Stay for what scales.

You found this through PHPClasses, an excellent resource for sharpening your technical skills. But the best developers don't just chase tools. They learn how to think, lead, and endure.

That's what I write about at Code & Character, a newsletter for engineers who want to build:

  • Code that's clean and intentional
  • Focus that doesn't fracture under pressure
  • A mindset that scales when systems and stakes do

Each reflection is rooted in Stoic thought and hard-earned lessons forged in code, tempered by adversity.

Because it's not just about getting better at code. It's about becoming harder to break.

You'll resonate if you've ever felt:

  • Burnt out by shallow sprints and Slack chaos
  • Trapped in complexity without clarity
  • Ready to lead but unsure how to stay grounded
  • Hungry to go deeper in your craft, not just faster

What you'll get:

  • Mental models to sharpen your problem-solving
  • Principles for building and refactoring with presence
  • Stoic tools for handling chaos without ego
  • Tactical clarity for both code and character

This isn't hype. It's a developer's mirror.

If you care as much about who you're becoming as what you're building, this is for you.

→ Subscribe to Code & Character

Want daily depth? Read my reflections here:
https://tonystpierre.com/reflections


You already write better code.
Now, write a better self.

See you there,

Tony
"Refactor your thoughts. Then refactor your code."




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