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Building an OLX-like platform – ReactJS or PHP?

I'm building a marketplace platform similar to OLX with thousands of listings. SEO performance is critical (want to rank on search and AI tools like ChatGPT), and we plan to scale long-term. Torn between using ReactJS (with a Node backend or SSR) or a traditional PHP stack like Laravel.

What would you recommend for performance, SEO, and scalability?

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FluidGraph, a Memgraph OGM (Object Graph Manager)

Hi everyone. I've been working for the past month or so on FluidGraph (https://github.com/primd-cooperative/fluidgraph/) as part of a PWA I'm building for Primd (https://primd.app). With more tests completed and the API having stabilized, I'm throwing the "beta" label on it if anyone is interested in taking it for a spin.

### Why?

Graph databases are really interesting and really useful for the type of data we're looking to work with. While many people are familiar with Neo4J and some libraries exist in the PHP space for it, there are handful of issues that lead us to creating something new:

- There are subtle differences between Neo4J and Memgraph
- Many of the Neo4J projects are no longer maintained
- Many of the projects borrow too many concepts from traditional relational-databases

We needed something that allowed for a lot more power and flexibility as it relates to working with graph models.

### Key Features

- Work directly with the additional information Edges can carry by having common patterns for Edges and Nodes.
- Seemlessly represent nodes as multiple classes, taking full advantage of labeling and the type of horizontal polymorphism that Graphs are capable of. This is achieved by maintaining both Entity references as well as per-property references to their data.
- Relationship "forking" and "merging" provides ways to work with subsets of large relationships without requiring the whole relationship. This is in addition to Eager, Lazy, and Manual relationship loading modes being supported.


Happy to answer any additional questions about how it works or why it works the way it does. The README is a good starting point, but there's a lot of fairly complex concepts and inner workings (like the per-property references) being done here.

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Laminas is ending support for their MVC. How would you handle it?

With Laminas MVC taken out of active development, what is going to happen with existing projects? Do you think it's ok to pull support and promote another architecture or must MVC be supported forever?

https://getlaminas.org/blog/2025-06-06-laminas-mvc-is-retiring.html

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Complete Symfony + Metronic Tailwind Integration Guide

I've created a guide for integrating Keenthemes Metronic v9 Tailwind templates with Symfony.

What's covered:

\- Complete project setup and asset management

\- Converting HTML templates to Twig

\- Both sidebar and header layout demos

The guide includes working code examples. You can see the documentation at: https://keenthemes.com/metronic/tailwind/docs/getting-started/integration/symfony

Get the code: https://github.com/keenthemes/metronic-tailwind-html-integration

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Pitch Your Project 🐘

In this monthly thread you can share whatever code or projects you're working on, ask for reviews, get people's input and general thoughts, … anything goes as long as it's PHP related.

Let's make this a place where people are encouraged to share their work, and where we can learn from each other 😁

Link to the previous edition: /u/brendt_gd should provide a link

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Feedback Wanted Building a Modular Laravel App for Small Biz Use Cases – What Would You Add or Improve?

Hey fellow artisans 👋

I’m working on a full-stack Laravel + Livewire + Filament (TALL) app aimed at small businesses, service providers, and niche marketplaces.

It’s designed to be a starter kit or SaaS foundation that can be easily customized or white-labeled—kind of a modern “business in a box” with an admin panel, role-based access, Stripe integration, and Livewire SPA-like UX.

Here’s a breakdown of what’s built so far:


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🧱 Key Features

Filament Admin Panel with full CRUD, theme toggles, and section visibility controls.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Role-Based Dashboards using Filament Shield:
Admins, team members, and customers (e.g., producers/retailers) see different views.

🛒 Stripe-Powered Shop: Products, variants, order management, etc.—TALL stack e-commerce with Stripe Checkout.

📅 Appointment Management: Optional scheduler for service-based businesses with email notifications.

📧 Contact Form + Editable Footer: Simple public-facing communication.

🎨 Section + Theme Control: Admins can re-order or hide public page sections via a Filament UI.

SPA-Like Navigation with wire:navigate across panels and public pages—super smooth transitions.

🔐 Security Suite: Built-in 2FA and OTP support, toggleable per user or role.

📊 Health Dashboard via Spatie Laravel Health for performance/server checks.

⚙️ Central Business Settings for announcements, data toggles, and niche-specific customization.

🧰 Dev-Friendly Setup: Modular codebase, demo seeds, clean service layer—ready to extend or fork.



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I’d Love Your Input On:

Extensibility: Any best practices or gotchas you’ve learned from building modular Laravel apps?

Livewire UX: Have you used wire:navigate in production? Any pitfalls or performance tips?

Package Suggestions: Anything you’d add or swap? (e.g., for subnoscriptions, media management, localization, etc.)

Bloat Check: Am I trying to do too much out of the gate?

Features You'd Want: If you’ve built projects for small clients—what’s the one thing that always comes up?


I’m treating this as both a dev tool and a commercial boilerplate for future client work or SaaS spinoffs, so I really appreciate any insight from people who’ve walked this road.

Thanks, and happy coding!

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Looking for other Devs who are learning Wordpress indepth

Looking for other like minded people who are looking to learn wp in depth ie plugin development, hooks, wp api etc

We can meet and chat on discord or learn on Google meets etc

Dm if intrested

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microfy.php - a lightweight collection of PHP helper functions (experimentation phase)

Interested in a lightweight collection of procedural PHP helper functions? microfy.php is designed to speed up development and simplify common patterns like superglobal access, debugging, logging, array handling, UI snippets, and database access. It gives you practical tools with no setup, no classes, no magic. https://github.com/myappz-com/microfy.php

E.g. two lines to create a html table from db
$all = db_all($pdo, "SELECT * FROM users");
html_table($all);

or "pretty-print"
pp($array);
...
See more Examples

MicrofyClass.php is the object-oriented version
https://github.com/myappz-com/MicrofyClass.php

The idea is, to use these little helpers with plain PHP projects, without having to use a full framework.

Note: this tiny project is still experimental.
I am always interested to see respectful opinions of real PHP devs ;)

https://redd.it/1lfoujr
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NewRelic vs Nightwatch

Hello guys,

is anyone out there using New Relic for log ingestion, APM, infrastructure monitoring (nginx, database, frontend js errors) and alerts and thinks New Relic is overkill and considers switching to Nightwatch?

Feel free to share any experience with New Relic and Laravel ecosystem :)

Thanks!

https://redd.it/1lg06yt
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Is Flux too slow or am I missing something?

Hi everyone I am a huge Livewire fan and I liked Flux so much however its incredibly slow. When I use normal Alpine dropdown page speed 80ms when I add flux dropdown page speed with sample data it increases page speed to 1.7 seconds. I checked this using Laravel debugbar and when I use simple alpine dropdown page render 7 views and when I use flux dropdown it render 230 views. What is going on?

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BosonPHP - a fast, modern and high-quality replacement for Electron (or rather NativePHP)

Reddit isn't usually used for lengthy denoscriptions, so I'll keep this brief =)

BosonPHP is a comprehensive toolkit and runtime for creating desktop applications using PHP (what a surprise), HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Key advantages over NativePHP:

Requires only PHP; no Node.js or additional dependencies
Lightweight runtime (\~30 MB vs \~1300 MB for NativePHP)
Compiles to a single binary (\~10 MB) that requires no installation (NativePHP creates installers that unpack all source files)
No unnecessary HTTP servers — the process itself is the application (NativePHP spawns multiple Node.js and PHP processes)
Significantly faster than web applications: \~1.5–3 ms for Symfony in debug (sic!) mode (NativePHP measured \~160 ms on Laravel production builds during my testing)
Builds production-ready applications in seconds (NativePHP takes minutes and may crash due to memory overflow)
Use any framework: Laravel, Symfony... Or build your own using Swoole, ReactPHP or Amphp (NativePHP offers no such choice)
True native PHP with direct OS API access, including machine code execution (assembler injections like C/C++)
NativePHP is "native" in name only (this limitation inspired BosonPHP's creation)

Current limitations:

Version 0.14 (not stable) vs NativePHP's stable 1.x releases
Website design needs polish (NativePHP's site is excellent)
NativePHP has much more API for interaction with the OS (notifications, tray, etc.). In the case of BosonPHP, there is not so much of it yet.
Currently supports macOS, Linux, and Windows only (NativePHP also supports Android and iOS)
Compiler lacks features: no icon specification, app denoscription, version embedding, or app signing capabilities (for OS-dependent store publications)
Memory management: keeps PHP app in memory vs NativePHP's process-per-action approach (can cause issues with frameworks like Laravel that leak and fragment memory even with Octane)
No funding and a higher bus factor

That seems to be all!

GitHub: https://github.com/boson-php/boson

Documentation: https://bosonphp.com

P.S. When comparing, I might not be accurate regarding  NativePHP, because I checked it only on Windows (and briefly Linux). However, the authors of NativePHP are on Reddit, so this post may be updated if they point out any mistakes.

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Is there a pdf of PHP & MySQL by Jon Duckett that i can buy ?

Hello devs, can anyone please help me find a pdf that i can buy at least coz this book only available outside my country and the shipping is ridiculously high.

Thanks guys 🙏

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Neuron AI is a LangChain and LangGraph like implement for PHP.

https://docs.neuron-ai.dev/

Neuron AI is a LangChain and LangGraph like implement for PHP.

It covers all features and well architectured implementation. It covers all features like AI Agent , Chat memory, AI Providers, Agentic AI, RAG etc

I was reading the documentation of Neuron AI from morning. Really well documented - I should say

It's documented such that it's good for very beginners with proper reasons.

I am happy to see this in PHP...

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Top php authentication system in 2025?

What’s recommended for best php authentication systems these days? (Free is nice.)

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What should I catch up with in Laravel ecosystem (been out of the game for more than a year)

I have worked with PHP for 8+ years now and 5+ years have been with Laravel. I took a break for more than a year and now I am ready to get back to work. A lot can change in a year and I would love to know what are the things I should look into especially in Laravel ecosystem. Would few weeks be enough for this?

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