Laravel 13.17 promotes route metadata to a first-class attribute with dot-notation reads and group cascading that survives route:cache. Here is how to use it.
Tag: tools-for-php-developers
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How Laravel 13.10 makes queue workers cheaper to run with --stop-when-empty-for, the WorkerIdle event, and SQS overflow storage for oversized job payloads.
A practical guide to Pest 4 browser testing in Laravel: setup, the sign-in flow, smoke assertions, subdomain testing with withHost, and visual regression.
A hands-on guide to feature flags with Laravel Pennant covering scopes, rich values, gradual rollouts with Lottery, testing, and cleanup in production.
Composer 2.10 adds native malware blocking and a unified config.policy framework for PHP supply chain security. Here is how it works and how to tune it.
Laravel 13 lets you declare Eloquent config like fillable, hidden, and table with native PHP attributes. Here is how the new syntax works in practice.
NativePHP Mobile v3 (Air) is free, MIT-licensed, and built on a modular plugin system. Here is how the plugin architecture works and how to build one.
Symfony AI is nearing 1.0 with components for agents, tools, and one unified API across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini. Here is how to use it in PHP.
Laravel Wayfinder's next beta generates typed TypeScript from your PHP for routes, models, enums, Inertia props, and broadcasts. Here is how it works.
Symfony 7.4 is the new LTS, bringing invokable command upgrades, decoupled controllers, UUID v7 by default, and a caching HTTP client. Here is what matters.