Laravel 10: Stricter Types and the Process Layer
Laravel 10's type discipline and the new Process facade: how the framework's maturing codebase translates into better day-to-day development.
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Laravel 9: New Release Cadence and PHP 8 Compatibility
How Laravel 9's annual release cadence affects project planning, and what PHP 8.0 as the minimum requirement means for your codebase and upgrade costs.
Building a Testing Habit in Laravel: Switching to Pest
I explain the syntax and structural differences that turned test writing from a chore into a habit when moving from PHPUnit to Pest.
Laravel Octane: the performance that comes with a persistent process
How Laravel Octane removes per-request bootstrap overhead with a warm process, and what it costs: state leaking between requests and Swoole requirements.
Slimming Laravel Controllers with Action Classes
How to write more testable and maintainable code by moving business logic out of controllers and into single-purpose action classes.
From monolith to modern UI with Inertia.js
How Inertia.js delivers a single-page-app feel without a separate API, how it integrates with Laravel, and when it's the right choice.