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A 17-year-old eyelash technician has opened her own salon after she launched a business from her bedroom – and quickly made £4k.

Phoebe Taylor qualified last year and has already built up a lengthy client list.

She does the treatments alongside a part-time university degree, a college course AND another job as an embroidery and vinyl specialist.

Busy Phoebe says she often works seven days a week and has earned enough to rent her own treatment room at a local salon on the high street.

She was previously working out of a spare room at her family home in Redcar, North Yorks,. where she racked up profits of £4,000 – enough to rent her salon.

She was inspired after she saw how much the lash tech she visited earned – and thought ‘I’ll give that a go’.

Phoebe said: “It is so rewarding. I don’t like just sitting back and doing nothing.

“I always have to be doing something – people call me ambitious.

“I see all my clients and it’s brilliant. I love it. I’ll be working some nights until 11pm and starting at 8am seven days a week.

“I always wanted to work for myself, that’s where the money is – I love eyelashes and all my beauty. I’m a proper girls’ beauty girl.

“I could see how much my lash tech earns and thought I’d give it a go and I was quite good. So I decided to go through all my training.

“Now I have my own products out, I’ve got a brilliant client base and I’m turning over thousands at 17.

“Some of my friends don’t even know what they want to do when they leave college, they say they don’t know how I do it.”

Phoebe first launched her business in April 2023 aged just 16.

She used a spare box room in her mum’s house to offer eyelash treatments but says her client base built up quickly and too many people were coming in and out of the house.

She moved into a small room being let outside the house and began offering treatments there – and now has her own room at a local beauty studio.

Phoebe says she’s keen to hire staff in the future to offer a wider range of beauty treatments.

And despite some people saying she wouldn’t make any money and would be closed within a month, Phoebe has now made over £4k and says she’s never lost money in the business.

“I started getting my clients in a tiny box room in my mum’s house and then built up my clients and moved into my own beauty room,” said Phoebe.

“Mum’s really proud – she loves it, she goes into her work and tells everyone, it’s the first thing she says to people when they meet me.

“I’ve had so much good feedback, when I first opened people said it was daft but now they can see I’m getting somewhere.

“So far, I’ve made £4k but along with everything else with college and everything it’s hard for me to make more.

“I’d love to just drop everything and do beauty full-time, but I need my qualifications just in case so it’s just a waiting game.

“I am so proud of myself, I’ve had such a hard year and then to look back and go you’ve done that at 16 and 17, it’s brilliant, I can’t believe it.”

Mum Victoria Taylor is proud of her daughter’s entrepreneurial spirit – and has helped her plan and budget to expand in the future.

Phoebe’s business is called Seventeen Lashes and Brows, or @seventeenlashesandbrows on social media.

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Projects no longer need to rely on unpredictable processing time frames. The SM project can intercept legacy Drupal @QueueWorker items and insert them into the Symfony Messenger message bus, effectively giving existing core and contrib queue workers jobs real-time processing capabilities.

by
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/ 7 February 2024

This post is part 5 in a series about Symfony Messenger.

1. Introducing Symfony Messenger integrations with Drupal
2. Symfony Messenger’ message and message handlers, and comparison with @QueueWorker
3. Real-time: Symfony Messenger’ Consume command and prioritised messages
4. Automatic message scheduling and replacing hook_cron
5. Adding real-time processing to QueueWorker plugins
6. Making Symfony Mailer asynchronous: integration with Symfony Messenger
7. Displaying notifications when Symfony Messenger messages are processed
8. Future of Symfony Messenger in Drupal

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QueueWorker plugins

@QueueWorker plugin implementations require no modifications, including the method of dispatch, data payload, or the processItem . The data payload must of course be serialisable. Fortunately, most QueueWorker plugins already comply since their data is serialised and stored to the queue table. As always, avoid adding complex objects like Drupal entities to payloads.

Runners

With queue interception, the sm command can be solely relied upon. Legacy runners such as Drupal web cron, request termination cron (automated_cron.module), and Drush queue:run will be rendered inoperable since they will no longer have anything to process. Consider decommissioning legacy runners when deploying queue interception.

Setup

Queue interception is a part of the primary SM module. Adding a single line in settings.php is the only action required to to enabling this feature:

$settings['queue_default'] = DrupalsmQueueInterceptorSmLegacyQueueFactory::class;

SM module will need to be fully installed before this line is added. Consider wrapping the line in a class_exists(SmLegacyQueueFactory::class) to enable in a single deployment.

Existing per-queue backends

Setup may be more complex if projects are utilising per-queue backends or anything other than the default database backend for queues, such as Redis. In that case, carefully evaluate whether to convert all or specific queues to use Symfony Messenger.

Whether per-queue backends are utilised can be determined by looking for queue_service_ or queue_reliable_service_ prefixed items in settings.php.

Routing

@QueueWorker jobs are converted to DrupalsmQueueInterceptorSmLegacyDrupalQueueItem messages in the backend. Knowing this class name allows you to configure transport routing. If routing for this message is not explicitly configured, it will naturally fall back to the default transport, or execute synchronously if there is no routing configuration.

Running the jobs

As usual, when a transport is configured, all you need to do is run sm messenger:consume to execute the tasks. The worker will either listen or poll for messages, and execute them in a very short amount of time after they are dispatched, in a dedicated thread. More information on the worker can be found in post 3 of this series.

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The next post covers how Drupal emails can be dispatched to messages, so the web thread can execute faster.

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ReadyTech identified several vital goals for their upgrade project:

As noted by Wired, WhatsApp wants the messaging services it connects with to use the same Signal Protocol to encrypt messages. Meta is also open to apps using alternate encryption protocols so long as companies can prove “they reach the security standards that WhatsApp outlines in its guidance.” The third-party services will also have to sign a contract with Meta before they plug into WhatsApp, with more details about the agreement coming in March. ↫ Emma Roth at The Verge They way this should work is that these megacorporations create free and open APIs any instant messaging application can tap into. I’m not looking to bring other services into WhatsApp; I’m looking to bring all services together in one unified application that respects my platform’s conventions and integrates properly with the operating systems I use. I feel like this contractual interoperability Facebook (and Apple) is offering is not interoperability at all, and does not reflect the spirit of the Digital Markets Act.