#laravel13

You create a model, and one of its columns is calculated by the database: a full name built from two...

Most Laravel apps talk to one database and never think about connections. Then a reporting database...

Laravel’s AI SDK is evolving quickly. Explore the latest v1.1 and v1.2 updates, including Agent Skills support, Cohere text generation, approval contr...

Laravel 13.35 was tagged on October 6, 2026, and it is mostly a bug-fix release with a handful of...

Laravel 13.35 is here with several useful improvements for modern PHP developers. 🚀 The latest release introduces Route::query() for HTTP QUERY reque...

PHP 8.6 is on the way, with the final release scheduled for November 19, 2026. 🚀 From partial function application and the new clamp() function to im...

Laravel 13 brings powerful new capabilities for modern PHP development, including AI integration, semantic search, JSON resources, improved queues, en...

Laravel 13 ships first-party passkey support. We cover how WebAuthn actually works, why the relying party ID is a one-way door, why staging needs real HTTPS, how to test with virtual authenticators, and a phased rollout plan that won't lock your users out.

The Hidden Bottleneck: How Profiling Uncovered an 800ms DNS Delay Forensic Profiling: When...

Laravel 13 replaces $table, $fillable, and $hidden with native PHP attributes across 15+ framework locations. Here's what changed, real before/after code for models, listeners, and mailables, and a pragmatic plan for migrating a production codebase without drama.

Laravel 13 replaces $table, $fillable, and $hidden with native PHP attributes across 15+ framework locations. Here's what changed, real before/after code for models, listeners, and mailables, and a pragmatic plan for migrating a production codebase without drama.

The Silent Bug: How an Unmonitored Queue Dropped 4,000 Emails A Production Postmortem: On...