Join the TomatoPHP Community: Public Profiles Are Live

Hello, developers!

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the TomatoPHP Public Profile. In this short post you'll learn what Public Profiles give you today, what we plan to add next, and where to find the code.

Why Public Profiles

As we continue to grow, our goal is to make the TomatoPHP community more engaging and feature-rich, offering tools and opportunities that help developers thrive.

But we aren't doing this alone. Our progress is powered by the collective efforts of our incredible team, contributors and sponsors. To foster even more collaboration and engagement, we've introduced a new feature: Public Profiles.

What you can do today

With Public Profiles, you can join our community and create demos of our packages. That gives you a place to try TomatoPHP packages for real before you bring them into your own projects.

What's coming next

This is just the beginning. As we continue to develop, we plan to roll out more features, including:

• Create and share blog posts within the community.
• Submit your open-source projects to be featured under the TomatoPHP umbrella.
• Generate a personalised QR code for easy sharing of your public profile.
• Post sticky notes and share them with friends via a public URL.
• Engage with community activity, including posts, comments and likes.
• Manage your invoices and other essential tools directly from your profile.
• Track and manage your GitHub open-source projects and issues seamlessly.

We believe these features will make our community more connected, collaborative and productive. We can't wait to see how you'll use them to contribute to the TomatoPHP ecosystem.

It's all open source

All of these features are open source, and you can check the code in our repo.

Join us

Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we're building something special. Join us.