PHP/Laravel – Weekly News Summary – 27/01/2025 to 02/02/2025
#Freek Dev Building a micro dependency container, because why not? Here's why and how we added a mini container in a framework agnostic package. By Spatie | Jan 27, 2025 Using Laravel Tinker in Chrome DevTools Tony Lea created a new Chrome extension that will add a PHP tab in Chrome DevTools. Nice! By – | Jan 27, 2025 The email:dns rule might slow down your Laravel app Here's how a unsuspicious validation rule can wind up making your app slower. By Paul Edward | Jan 27, 2025 Elegant Pipeline Cleanup with Laravel's finally Method The new finally method simplifies how you handle post-pipeline operations, whether your pipeline succeeds or fails. By – | Jan 27, 2025 PHP version stats, January 2025 edition Brent is back with an update of the PHP version stats. By – | Jan 27, 2025 Stop Using Pseudo-Types Pseudo-types like callable and iterable may seem convenient at first glance, but they introduce ambiguities and make code harder to analyze. By – | Jan 28, 2025 Easier endpoint tests with Policy::fake This make testing endpoint authorization much simpler. By – | Jan 29, 2025 #Medium smol-TryHackMe-walkthrough link room : https://tryhackme.com/r/room/smol By RxLog | Jan 27, 2025 Laravel Queues: Priorities Are Your Secret Weapon So, you’ve been building a Laravel application, and things are going well. Your jobs are running smoothly, your queues are buzzing along… By Mohammed Salih Kozhinhikkodan | Jan 27, 2025 Why Hire PHP Developers from India? In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses are constantly on the lookout for skilled professionals to build robust and scalable web… By Quickway Infosystems | Jan 27, 2025 How To Fix SeedProd Not Sending Email [3 Easy Fixes] Are you struggling with SeedProd not sending email? This issue can hinder communication with your audience, affecting lead generation and… By Hamza Hanif | Jan 27, 2025 Balancing Security and Performance: Options for Laravel Developers Explore how Laravel developers can balance security and performance. Learn strategies and practices for ensuring robust security. By Mukesh Ram | Jan 27, 2025 Passing Data to Twig from Controller with Different Data Types (array, object) in Symfony 7 Show your data to the user By Tihomir Manushev | Jan 27, 2025 Latest Research on Laravel Security Protocols Explore the latest research on Laravel security protocols, highlighting new features and updates to protect web applications. By Mukesh Ram | Jan 27, 2025 A Behind-the-Scenes Look at a Laravel Security Audit Explore the essential steps & tools involved in a Laravel security audit. Learn how to identify vulnerabilities, enhance app security. By Ahmed Ginani | Jan 27, 2025 A Behind-the-Scenes Look at a Laravel Security Audit Explore the essential steps & tools involved in a Laravel security audit. Learn how to identify vulnerabilities, enhance app security. By Mukesh Ram | Jan 27, 2025 Supercharge Debugging with Advanced Xdebug Techniques Debugging PHP applications is a bit like playing detective. You’ve got clues scattered across your codebase, mysterious errors lurking in… By Asian Digital Hub | Jan 27, 2025 How to Manage Large Applications on Laravel: The Best Folder Structure and Coding Patterns (Part 2) Discover advanced techniques, middleware best practices, query optimization tips, and powerful tools to scale and maintain large Laravel… By Anand Panchal | Jan 27, 2025 5 tricks to shorten your if and if-else statements in PHP There is no code without if statement. There is a high probability that within your first twenty lines of code you would have at least one… By Andro | Jan 27, 2025 PHP in 2025 — Top 10 PHP Functions a Developer Can’t Live Without PHP continues to be one of the most widely used programming languages for web development in 2025. Its versatility, ease of use, and… By Shuaeb Mohammad | Jan 27, 2025 TryHackMe “Smol” CTF Challenge Writeup Test your enumeration skills on this boot-to-root machine. By Sahand Babali | Jan 28, 2025 PHP Async at Scale – Building Non-Blocking APIs with ReactPHP or Swoole Most developers know the frustration of sluggish APIs. You hit an endpoint, and it spins its wheels — dragging its feet like it’s stuck in… By Asian Digital Hub | Jan 28, 2025 Say Goodbye to Hard-Coding: Manage Laravel Model Columns Efficiently It’s been a few years since I last used Laravel, and now I’m diving back into it. While exploring tutorials out there, have you noticed the… By Jp Bandalaria | Jan 28, 2025 Laravel Multi-Tenancy: Managing Multiple Clients with Precision If your Laravel application struggles to handle increasing demands, it’s time to revisit your scalability strategy. As your user base… By Cubet | Jan 29, 2025 5 Best WordPress Plugins for Your Website in 2025 (That I Swear By) Tired of sifting through thousands of plugins? After testing 50+ tools, here are my top 5 WordPress plugins for 2025 — no fluff, just… By Mohammad Ammar | Jan 29, 2025 Livewire State: Understanding Public and Render Variables Introduction By Jaswanth Kumar | Jan 29, 2025 Node.js vs PHP: A Comparative Analysis of Server-Side Approaches When deciding between Node.js and PHP for your server-side development needs, it’s important to understand how the two technologies differ… By Cody S T NG | Jan 30, 2025 Still Using REST? gRPC Will Make Your PHP Microservices 10x Faster REST was cool. It had its moment, like MySpace and flip phones. But in today’s cutthroat world of high-performance microservices, REST is… By Asian Digital Hub | Jan 30, 2025 Designing Idempotent PHP APIs for Distributed Systems The moment your PHP application steps into the chaotic world of distributed systems, things start breaking in the most ridiculous ways. By Asian Digital Hub | Jan 30, 2025 Laravel Development Cost: Key Considerations Laravel is one of the most popular PHP frameworks for building scalable, secure, and high-performance web applications. Whether you are a… By Surekha Technologies | Jan 30, 2025 10 Hidden Gems in Laravel 11 You Probably Missed Laravel 11 is packed with features, but as developers, we often stick to the tools and methods we’re familiar with, leaving some
