One thing that can be annoying out of the box is adding files. So if I need to create a class here, maybe a new Middleware, and I'm not using an artisan command, you kind of do this thing, and it always feels a little gross to me. Instead, I like to use a package called advanced-new-file. Okay, so this just makes the process that much faster. Now, I believe it should be scoped to Command + Option + N. Yeah, and now you'll see at the very bottom we have a path to enter a new file, and this will work for files and directories. So once again, Command + Option + N, and I could say app/ folder, and I'm just going to end it with a forward slash to designate that I do need a new directory there. All right, let's do another one though. Maybe I want app/foo.php, and you'll see that it immediately creates that file. So again, just a small thing, but it will save you so much time. Now really, that's all there is to the package. There are some configuration

and you'll see that it immediately creates that file. So again, just a small thing, but it will save you so much time. Now really, that's all there is to the package. There are some configuration and alias options, but I will show you one other thing you can do. Sometimes, like let's imagine I'm in a middleware, and I'd like to add another file within the same directory. Well, you don't have to say enter a new path app, and by the way, you can do tab completion. So I can type h tab, and it'll fill that in. So middleware new file, you don't have to do that. Another option is to command option n, and then begin with a colon, and think of that as a keyword that means the current directory. So if I say new file.php, it will add that specifically within the current directory. So I use that one quite a bit, and that's it. So pull it in and use it.