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Blog Post laravelmagazine.com

Importing Large CSV Files with Laravel Job Batching

A comprehensive guide to reliably importing large CSV files in Laravel using job batching, lazy collections, and queue workers to avoid memory issues and timeouts. Includes step-by-step code examples for streaming files, chunking data, and tracking import progress.

Eric Van Johnson Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post wendelladriel.com

The Laravel Scheduler Under the Hood

A comprehensive deep dive into how Laravel's Scheduler works internally, exploring how scheduled tasks move from definition to execution, including cron expressions, locks, background execution, and sub-minute scheduling. Essential reading for Laravel developers who want to understand the mechanics behind Schedule::command() and build reliable production task scheduling.

Wendell Adriel Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post laravel-news.com

Laravel Legacy Bridge: Carry Authenticated Sessions from a Legacy App into Laravel

Have you ever had to migrate an application from a different PHP framework such as CodeIgniter or CakePHP and wondered how do we handle session authentication. Well this package by Chris Keller could be just the package for you.

Yannick L. Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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YouTube Video youtube.com

This Week In PHP Internals | July 15, 2026

A brand-new class extension proposal rewrote itself mid-thread, the Deprecations RFC froze with ballots set for July 27, function autoloading split off a prerequisite RFC overnight, Duration picked up its first declared no on the eve of its vote, and a JSX-flavored markup RFC landed hours before recording.

Len Woodward Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post leuver.ink

Host Any Laravel Website Free on GitHub Pages

A practical guide to deploying Laravel applications as static sites on GitHub Pages for free. Learn how to use Laravel's familiar tooling to generate static HTML, avoiding the need to learn separate static site generators whilst maintaining the full Laravel developer experience.

Willem Leuverink Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post laravel-news.com

First-Party Image Processing in Laravel 13.20

Laravel 13.20.0 adds first-party image processing to the framework, with an immutable, driver-based API for transforming images that come from uploads, storage, URLs, or raw bytes.

Paul Redmond Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post exakat.io

Using a vector database with PHP

A practical tutorial demonstrating how to build a semantic search engine for PHP's array functions using Vektor (a pure PHP vector database) and Ollama for local embeddings, running entirely offline without cloud dependencies or API costs.

Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post tomasvotruba.com

How I use Agents to Extract Hidden Feedback from Github and Improved Rector

Tomas Votruba explains how he's used AI agents to automatically identify and fix bugs in Rector by analysing skipped rules in configuration files. The article details his practical approach to leveraging AI for extracting hidden feedback from open-source projects and improving code quality tooling.

Tomas Votruba Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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YouTube Video youtube.com

How to try SuperNative (beta) from NativePHP

In this video Shruti shows us the beta version of SuperNative.

Shruti Balasa Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post richdynamix.com

Laravel Zero-Downtime Migrations: Expand and Contract Pattern

Steven demonstrates an interesting approach to zero-downtime database migrations in this post. Using the Expand and Contract Pattern. This isn't a pattern I've seen before but looking at the approach it makes sense and does help handle some of those issues that come with certain migrations that you might need to do that change data in your databases.

Steven Richardson Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post medium.com

I Spent My First Day on a New Laravel Project Fixing Migrations an AI Wrote

In this post Pratik shows us how sometimes letting AI have full control and not checking its fixes can cause problems when new developers have to setup the project for the first time.

Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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YouTube Video youtube.com

PHP needs structs, what do you think?

Structs, do we need them in PHP. Does the new Primary Constructors RFC take things a bit to far and should we strip back and bring in Structs Brent gives his thoughts on this.

Brent Roose Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post usefathom.com

Two database migrations and a divorce

Jack Ellis shares the story of Fathom's most challenging database migration, moving 65 billion rows whilst eliminating technical debt and solving the problem of tracking unique visitors without cookies in a privacy-first way.

Jack Ellis Edition · 17 Jul 2026

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Blog Post nativephp.com

Why We Built NativePHP

NativePHP enables Laravel developers to build native desktop and mobile applications using the framework they already know, eliminating the need to maintain separate codebases for web, desktop, and mobile platforms. The article explains how converging trends in device capabilities, PHP maturity, and AI-assisted development have made it possible to use Laravel as a complete application platform across all devices.

Simon Hamp · Shane Rosenthal Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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Tool/Package apiguide.dev

apiguide.dev | Authoritative HTTP & API Reference

A comprehensive reference directory for API developers covering HTTP status codes, headers, error schemas, and standardised Problem+JSON patterns. Includes practical guides for common scenarios like rate limiting, concurrency control, and validation failures.

Steve McDougall Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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YouTube Video youtube.com

Stop Prompt Injection with a Local LLM Guard - Ship AI with Laravel EP11

Episode 11 of Ship AI with Laravel, a series over on Laravel News where Harris has built a full AI platform using Laravel 13 and the Laravel AI SDK. This is the series finale. First he show you the problem. With the right messages, he socially engineers our own support agent into revealing its entire system prompt, its tools, and its internal instructions. Then he show how the order lookup tool will happily return another customer's data if it accepts any order ID. Both are real vulnerabilities that ship in AI apps every day. Then he shows you how to fix them with four layers of defense.

Harris Raftopoulos Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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YouTube Video youtube.com

This Week In PHP Internals | July 8, 2026

Another great insight into this week in PHP Internals By Artisan Build. If you've not been keeping up to date with RFC's or whats going on these videos are great for a snapshot of what is happening.

Len Woodward Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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Tool/Package medium.com

Built an AI-Powered WAF for PHP/Laravel Apps in Africa — Here’s What It Catches

A student developer from Cameroon built a security tool that explains exactly why it blocked a request. Here’s the story and how to install it in 30 seconds.

Nchiminyi Jezreel Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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Blog Post spec.tacul.ar

Building a Flat-File Blog with Laravel Folio

A comprehensive tutorial demonstrating how to create a simple, database-free blog within Laravel using Folio and YAML front matter, perfect for embedding blog functionality without the overhead of full CMS infrastructure.

Matthew White Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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Blog Post ma.ttias.be

Laravel Octane (FrankenPHP) vs. PHP-FPM: what I measured, and why we went back

Mattias Geniar shares detailed performance measurements from testing Laravel Octane with FrankenPHP versus PHP-FPM on Oh Dear's uptime checker fleet. For I/O-bound workloads with long external network calls, the performance gains were too small to justify the added complexity, leading them to revert back to PHP-FPM.

Mattias Geniar Edition · 10 Jul 2026

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