Open-source Laravel and Filament Indie Page portfolio
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GitHub
GitHub - EntroSolutions/creator-products-showcase: Show case your products with this Laravel and Filament project https://devco.solutions/
Show case your products with this Laravel and Filament project https://devco.solutions/ - EntroSolutions/creator-products-showcase
New in Symfony 7.3: New Bridges and Improved Integrations
https://symfony.com/blog/new-in-symfony-7-3-new-bridges-and-improved-integrations?utm_source=Symfony%20Blog%20Feed&utm_medium=feed
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New in Symfony 7.3: New Bridges and Improved Integrations (Symfony Blog)
Symfony 7.3 introduces new bridges and improves existing integrations with services like Amazon SES, Beanstalkd, Redis, and more.
PHPUnit website redesign: a new look for a historic tool
Hi PHP devs,
I'm currently working on redesigning PHPUnit's official website. A must for our projects, but let's face it: its site was no longer up to scratch.
* Modernized interface
* Revamped user experience
* Landing page generated with the help of AI to test a faster, iterative and responsive approach
The main content (the doc) is now elsewhere, so we had to rethink the very function of the site: inform, orient, reassure.
👉 New site : [https://phpunit-restyle-project.lovable.app/](https://phpunit-restyle-project.lovable.app/)
Your feedback is welcome: bugs, suggestions, or even harsh criticism. I'll take it all!
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Hi PHP devs,
I'm currently working on redesigning PHPUnit's official website. A must for our projects, but let's face it: its site was no longer up to scratch.
* Modernized interface
* Revamped user experience
* Landing page generated with the help of AI to test a faster, iterative and responsive approach
The main content (the doc) is now elsewhere, so we had to rethink the very function of the site: inform, orient, reassure.
👉 New site : [https://phpunit-restyle-project.lovable.app/](https://phpunit-restyle-project.lovable.app/)
Your feedback is welcome: bugs, suggestions, or even harsh criticism. I'll take it all!
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phpunit-restyle-project.lovable.app
PHPUnit - The PHP Testing Framework
PHPUnit is a programmer-oriented testing framework for PHP. It is an instance of the xUnit architecture for unit testing frameworks.
Psalm Plugin for Markdown Reports
Hai PHP devs,
just released a small plugin for psalm, that creates a Markdown report.
I am using it to pusblish reports as pull request comments on github. See an example output
Maybe someone finds it useful too...
bye
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Hai PHP devs,
just released a small plugin for psalm, that creates a Markdown report.
I am using it to pusblish reports as pull request comments on github. See an example output
Maybe someone finds it useful too...
bye
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GitHub
GitHub - zolex/psalm-markdown-report
Contribute to zolex/psalm-markdown-report development by creating an account on GitHub.
Is MySQL Future-Proof for Laravel Projects❔
I've had a long relationship with MySQL, It's my favorite database but it doesn't seem to be evolving fast enough.
Recently, I was asked to add semantic search to a legacy Laravel e-commerce project. The project is built as a large monolith with numerous queries, including many raw SQL statements, and it uses MySQL with read/write replicas.
During my research, I found that MySQL doesn't natively support vector search, which is essential for implementing semantic search. This left me with the following options:
* **Store embeddings as JSON (or serialized format) in MySQL and implement the functionality in PHP ❌**: This would involve pulling all relevant DB records and iterating over them in memory. It's likely not a viable option due to performance and memory concerns.
* **Migrate the database to a vector-search-compatible DB like PostgreSQL ❌**: This is risky. The lack of comprehensive test coverage, the presence of many raw queries (which might need syntax changes), and the overall complexity of the current architecture make this a difficult path.
* **Use an external vector database like Qdrant specifically for semantic search ✅**: This is probably the safest and most modular solution, though it comes with additional infrastructure and cost considerations.
I couldn't find a perfect solution for the current system, but if it were already using PostgreSQL, adopting semantic search would have been much easier.
So Should we consider PostgreSQL over MySQL for future projects (may not relevant to small projects), especially considering future needs like semantic search❔ Or am I overlooking a better alternative❓
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I've had a long relationship with MySQL, It's my favorite database but it doesn't seem to be evolving fast enough.
Recently, I was asked to add semantic search to a legacy Laravel e-commerce project. The project is built as a large monolith with numerous queries, including many raw SQL statements, and it uses MySQL with read/write replicas.
During my research, I found that MySQL doesn't natively support vector search, which is essential for implementing semantic search. This left me with the following options:
* **Store embeddings as JSON (or serialized format) in MySQL and implement the functionality in PHP ❌**: This would involve pulling all relevant DB records and iterating over them in memory. It's likely not a viable option due to performance and memory concerns.
* **Migrate the database to a vector-search-compatible DB like PostgreSQL ❌**: This is risky. The lack of comprehensive test coverage, the presence of many raw queries (which might need syntax changes), and the overall complexity of the current architecture make this a difficult path.
* **Use an external vector database like Qdrant specifically for semantic search ✅**: This is probably the safest and most modular solution, though it comes with additional infrastructure and cost considerations.
I couldn't find a perfect solution for the current system, but if it were already using PostgreSQL, adopting semantic search would have been much easier.
So Should we consider PostgreSQL over MySQL for future projects (may not relevant to small projects), especially considering future needs like semantic search❔ Or am I overlooking a better alternative❓
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Reddit
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Docker Blue Green Strategy Sample for Laravel
https://github.com/patternhelloworld/docker-blue-green-runner?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-start-with-a-php-sample-https-self-signed-ssl
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GitHub
GitHub - patternhelloworld/docker-blue-green-runner: By simply configuring the .env file, a safe isomorphic Blue-Green Deployment…
By simply configuring the .env file, a safe isomorphic Blue-Green Deployment is instantly set up. - patternhelloworld/docker-blue-green-runner
Is Symfony only encouraged to learn if you're building enterprise web apps with medium-large teams or is it also ideal for the average freelancer or tiny agencies?
Trying to figure out what stack me and my developer buddy should get into in PHP Land. I'm a bit worried about picking Laravel because it might be too opinionated to learn development more properly. So I've been leaning more towards Symfony since everyone pretty much loves it. Thoughts?
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Trying to figure out what stack me and my developer buddy should get into in PHP Land. I'm a bit worried about picking Laravel because it might be too opinionated to learn development more properly. So I've been leaning more towards Symfony since everyone pretty much loves it. Thoughts?
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Reddit
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Idk who needs this but i made an app for rendering and sharing twig templstes easily
The company i am working on uses twig templates for mails with a pretty shitty in house application. With no dev friendly ui.
So i decided to create a twig html renderer for designing content easily.
If this might help anyone here's the link - https://twig-html-editor.vercel.app/
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The company i am working on uses twig templates for mails with a pretty shitty in house application. With no dev friendly ui.
So i decided to create a twig html renderer for designing content easily.
If this might help anyone here's the link - https://twig-html-editor.vercel.app/
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A Week of Symfony #960 (May 19–25, 2025)
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Symfony
A Week of Symfony #960 (May 19–25, 2025) (Symfony Blog)
This week, development activity focused on putting the final touches on Symfony 7.3 in preparation for its stable release next week. In addition, we published a security fix for a potential vulnerabil…
Good tutorials for fullstack applications or using php as a backend
I was wondering does anyone have a good tutorial to recommend that creates a php fullstack or backend application.
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I was wondering does anyone have a good tutorial to recommend that creates a php fullstack or backend application.
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Is it finally time to move from XAMPP to Docker for PHP dev? I wrote up my experience.
I started learning PHP with XAMPP over 10 years ago and funny enough, during a recent semester in my Computer Science studies, we were still using XAMPP to build backend projects.
That got me thinking: is XAMPP still the right tool in 2025? So I decided to compare it with Docker, and documented the whole process in a blog post.
The article walks through:
Why XAMPP feels outdated for modern workflows
How Docker solves environment consistency and scalability
Step-by-step setups for PHP with MariaDB & phpMyAdmin
A more advanced example using MongoDB with dev/prod Docker builds
I kept it practical and included code examples you can run locally.
📝 Here’s the post:
https://simonontech.hashnode.dev/from-xampp-to-docker-a-better-way-to-develop-php-applications
Would love to hear your thoughts - especially if you're still using XAMPP or just switching to Docker now.
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I started learning PHP with XAMPP over 10 years ago and funny enough, during a recent semester in my Computer Science studies, we were still using XAMPP to build backend projects.
That got me thinking: is XAMPP still the right tool in 2025? So I decided to compare it with Docker, and documented the whole process in a blog post.
The article walks through:
Why XAMPP feels outdated for modern workflows
How Docker solves environment consistency and scalability
Step-by-step setups for PHP with MariaDB & phpMyAdmin
A more advanced example using MongoDB with dev/prod Docker builds
I kept it practical and included code examples you can run locally.
📝 Here’s the post:
https://simonontech.hashnode.dev/from-xampp-to-docker-a-better-way-to-develop-php-applications
Would love to hear your thoughts - especially if you're still using XAMPP or just switching to Docker now.
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Weekly /r/Laravel Help Thread
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What steps have you taken so far?
What have you tried from the documentation?
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Did you provide a code example?
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For more immediate support, you can ask in the official Laravel Discord.
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What have you tried from the documentation?
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Laravel
Installation - Laravel 12.x - The PHP Framework For Web Artisans
Laravel is a PHP web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax. We’ve already laid the foundation — freeing you to create without sweating the small things.
Looking for a symfony 7/doctrine many to many tutorial
I'm looking for a symfony 7/doctrine many to many relationship tutorial. I'm VERY new to symfony and doctrine (I've used laravel) so I'd love some hand-holding. Everything I've found is old or not detailed.
I really appreciate it!
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I'm looking for a symfony 7/doctrine many to many relationship tutorial. I'm VERY new to symfony and doctrine (I've used laravel) so I'd love some hand-holding. Everything I've found is old or not detailed.
I really appreciate it!
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Splitting Horizon Processes across multiple servers?
Hi folks!
I have a small web app that runs on a tiny Hetzner server and having just checked the CPU, it was pinned at 100% and with a lot of jobs left in the queue, that's a problem. (4 processes currently)
I want to take this as an opportunity to learn about splitting up Horizon so that it can effectively spread the jobs across multiple servers at once.
I'm using Ploi, and there's a server option called "Worker server" but I'm a little bit confused about why it requires a second instance of my application to run. I understand the worker server needs access to the first server's Redis.
My jobs are IO bound and they make HTTP requests. I was tempted to upgrade the server's resources but I know I'd eventually run into rate limiting if all the jobs are being processed on one machine.
This is a concept I've always found interesting, but I've always struggled to wrap my head around how to configure something like this. I imagine it's mostly straightforward once you've done it once.
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Hi folks!
I have a small web app that runs on a tiny Hetzner server and having just checked the CPU, it was pinned at 100% and with a lot of jobs left in the queue, that's a problem. (4 processes currently)
I want to take this as an opportunity to learn about splitting up Horizon so that it can effectively spread the jobs across multiple servers at once.
I'm using Ploi, and there's a server option called "Worker server" but I'm a little bit confused about why it requires a second instance of my application to run. I understand the worker server needs access to the first server's Redis.
My jobs are IO bound and they make HTTP requests. I was tempted to upgrade the server's resources but I know I'd eventually run into rate limiting if all the jobs are being processed on one machine.
This is a concept I've always found interesting, but I've always struggled to wrap my head around how to configure something like this. I imagine it's mostly straightforward once you've done it once.
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Ploi
Worker server
The worker server is meant for running PHP background tasks, such as queues.
Multiple Horizon Instances?
Does anyone have experience running multiple Horizon servers? I'm curious what complexities and/or limitations you run into.
Just to be clear, I'm not talking about separating web and queue servers, this is a step beyond that.
I'm curious about intentionally single-threaded queues, cross-instance job locking, and generalized scalability of multiple horizon instances.
What have your guys' experience been?
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Does anyone have experience running multiple Horizon servers? I'm curious what complexities and/or limitations you run into.
Just to be clear, I'm not talking about separating web and queue servers, this is a step beyond that.
I'm curious about intentionally single-threaded queues, cross-instance job locking, and generalized scalability of multiple horizon instances.
What have your guys' experience been?
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Weekly Ask Anything Thread
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🔥 Laravel 12 + React JS Spatie Roles & Permissions with Starter Kit
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YouTube
🔥 Laravel 12 + React JS + Spatie Roles & Permissions with Starter Kit
Learn how to implement a Spatie Roles and Permissions system using Laravel, Inertia.js, and React in this step-by-step tutorial! 💻
Perfect for building admin panels, multi-user dashboards, and secure access control in modern web apps.
👉Chapters:
0:00 Introduction…
Perfect for building admin panels, multi-user dashboards, and secure access control in modern web apps.
👉Chapters:
0:00 Introduction…
Weekly help thread
Hey there!
This subreddit isn't meant for help threads, though there's one exception to the rule: in this thread you can ask anything you want PHP related, someone will probably be able to help you out!
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Hey there!
This subreddit isn't meant for help threads, though there's one exception to the rule: in this thread you can ask anything you want PHP related, someone will probably be able to help you out!
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