Laravel Revert — Revert new Laravel installations to the original version 5's skeleton (more or less)
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GitHub - masmerise/laravel-revert: Revert new Laravel installations to the original version 5's skeleton (more or less).
Revert new Laravel installations to the original version 5's skeleton (more or less). - masmerise/laravel-revert
Celebrating Ryan Weaver Through His Talks
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Celebrating Ryan Weaver Through His Talks (Symfony Blog)
All of Ryan Weaver's Symfony conference talks are now available to watch for free. These sessions highlight his unique teaching style and contributions to the Symfony community.
Blasp v3 is here! 🎉
Hey Laravel devs! Almost a year ago I threw together a profanity filter package over a weekend and shared it here. The feedback was amazing!
Since then it's hit **76K downloads** (still can't believe it) and I've been working on v3 with some killer features:
* **Method chaining**: `Blasp::spanish()->check()` \- so much cleaner!
* **Multi-language support**: English, Spanish, German, French with proper character handling
* **All languages mode**: Check against everything at once with `allLanguages()`
* **60% faster** with better caching
* **100% backward compatible** \- your existing code still works
The multi-language stuff was the most requested feature, and the performance improvements are pretty sweet too.
Still free, still MIT licensed. Would love your feedback!
GitHub: [https://github.com/Blaspsoft/blasp/tree/blasp-v3](https://github.com/Blaspsoft/blasp/tree/blasp-v3)
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Hey Laravel devs! Almost a year ago I threw together a profanity filter package over a weekend and shared it here. The feedback was amazing!
Since then it's hit **76K downloads** (still can't believe it) and I've been working on v3 with some killer features:
* **Method chaining**: `Blasp::spanish()->check()` \- so much cleaner!
* **Multi-language support**: English, Spanish, German, French with proper character handling
* **All languages mode**: Check against everything at once with `allLanguages()`
* **60% faster** with better caching
* **100% backward compatible** \- your existing code still works
The multi-language stuff was the most requested feature, and the performance improvements are pretty sweet too.
Still free, still MIT licensed. Would love your feedback!
GitHub: [https://github.com/Blaspsoft/blasp/tree/blasp-v3](https://github.com/Blaspsoft/blasp/tree/blasp-v3)
https://preview.redd.it/lu2wkc0jsbnf1.png?width=1750&format=png&auto=webp&s=13dc058253ef9cc45758fb22d90820c1f5a5183b
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GitHub - Blaspsoft/blasp at blasp-v3
🤬 🚫 Blasp is a profanity filter package for Laravel that helps detect and mask profane words in a given sentence. It offers a robust set of features for handling variations of offensive language, i...
An Official PHP SDK for MCP Announced
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An Official PHP SDK for MCP Announced - Laravel News
An Official PHP SDK for MCP announced in partnership between the PHP Foundation, Anthropic, and Symfony - bringing a standard AI integration to PHP
Symfony to Provide the Official MCP SDK
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Symfony to Provide the Official MCP SDK (Symfony Blog)
Today, we are announcing that Symfony teamed up with The PHP Foundation, and Anthropic to launch the official MCP SDK. Our goal is a framework-agnostic, production-ready library the entire PHP ecosyst…
Updating React version in Laravel + Inertia project
Hello all
I'm just starting a new project using Laravel with Inertia which I have done with Vue many times but my new client has specifically asked for React. I'm wondering how easy and straightforward it is to update the React version as the product is maintained going forward and wondered if anyone had any real world experience in doing this? I've had previous horrendous nightmare experiences upgrading React versions in projects (particularly React Native) so would be interested in hearing the thoughts of others. I've tried to search for information/past experiences but can't find any.
Just to be clear, this is regarding upgrading to a new version of React within an Inertia project, not upgrading Inertia itself.
Thanks all!
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Hello all
I'm just starting a new project using Laravel with Inertia which I have done with Vue many times but my new client has specifically asked for React. I'm wondering how easy and straightforward it is to update the React version as the product is maintained going forward and wondered if anyone had any real world experience in doing this? I've had previous horrendous nightmare experiences upgrading React versions in projects (particularly React Native) so would be interested in hearing the thoughts of others. I've tried to search for information/past experiences but can't find any.
Just to be clear, this is regarding upgrading to a new version of React within an Inertia project, not upgrading Inertia itself.
Thanks all!
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any recommendation for (Websites) for learning PHP/web development in general for beginners?
w3schools was always an option but always find people complaining (it is not bad to be honest)
i tried youtube videos but it's not for me...also there is nearly no (up to date PHP 8 course)
what do you recommend for beginners...(not absolute beginner) but a good learning foundation.
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w3schools was always an option but always find people complaining (it is not bad to be honest)
i tried youtube videos but it's not for me...also there is nearly no (up to date PHP 8 course)
what do you recommend for beginners...(not absolute beginner) but a good learning foundation.
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Mturk hit catcher
I need a person who develops robust hit catcher for my use case in mturk platform.
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I need a person who develops robust hit catcher for my use case in mturk platform.
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Queuing time-consuming tasks asynchronously using Symfony Messenger in a Mezzio middleware application
Tasks that require long execution times are sometimes unavoidable. Dotkernel has its own Queue component that is based on Symfony Messenger. It's an opinionated component that is still growing based on requirements in the field.
What features do you think are vital for queuing?
How do you use asynchronous execution in your projects?
https://www.dotkernel.com/headless-platform/dotkernel-queue-asynchronous-execution-in-dotkernel-headless-platform/
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Tasks that require long execution times are sometimes unavoidable. Dotkernel has its own Queue component that is based on Symfony Messenger. It's an opinionated component that is still growing based on requirements in the field.
What features do you think are vital for queuing?
How do you use asynchronous execution in your projects?
https://www.dotkernel.com/headless-platform/dotkernel-queue-asynchronous-execution-in-dotkernel-headless-platform/
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Dotkernel Queue - Asynchronous Execution in Dotkernel Headless Platform
Dotkernel Queue is a component based on Symfony Messenger that is used to queue asynchronous tasks. netglue/laminas-messenger is an adapter that integrates Symfony Messenger with the Laminas Service Manager container for Mezzio/Laminas applications.
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Is there a hub for showcasing open-source projects?
Hello devs,
Is there a website where developers can share their Laravel open-source projects and engage more with the Laravel community?
I was thinking something like "Product Hunt" but for Laravel projects.
Does something like this exists?
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Hello devs,
Is there a website where developers can share their Laravel open-source projects and engage more with the Laravel community?
I was thinking something like "Product Hunt" but for Laravel projects.
Does something like this exists?
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What is current market for PHP developers? What is the average salary?
Hi,
A friend of mine is getting into full-stack development and learning PHP and Laravel, what's the market rn? Is it good vs TypeScript/Next.js?! Or even Python, I want to see people who are employed here and what's the salary range?
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Hi,
A friend of mine is getting into full-stack development and learning PHP and Laravel, what's the market rn? Is it good vs TypeScript/Next.js?! Or even Python, I want to see people who are employed here and what's the salary range?
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A Week of Symfony #975 (September 1–7, 2025)
https://symfony.com/blog/a-week-of-symfony-975-september-1-7-2025?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=Symfony%20Blog%20Feed
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A Week of Symfony #975 (September 1–7, 2025) (Symfony Blog)
This week, Symfony development activity focused on merging new features for the upcoming Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 versions: added a Video constraint, introduced an access_decision() Twig function to get th…
Domain Testing - Rediscovering Test Driven Development for Laravel in the age of AI?
https://www.peterjthomson.com/2025/09/domain-testing/
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Domain Testing - Peter J Thomson
New software is often tested through a variety of methods such as unit testing, feature testing and integration testing. Recently we’ve been making some major upgrades to the Icehouse Ventures investor portal and we’ve wanted to be sure that the changes to…
Weekly /r/Laravel Help Thread
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For more immediate support, you can ask in the official Laravel Discord.
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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.
PHPCS and PHPCBF disagree
Hello guys. I'm using phpcs to scan for code quality issues. It reported LOTS of CQ errors stating PHPCBF could fix them. I ran PHPCBF and indeed a bunch of them were fixed. However there still LOTS of ERRORS unfixed (and PHPCS says they are fixable with PHPCBF). Any clues on this one?
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Hello guys. I'm using phpcs to scan for code quality issues. It reported LOTS of CQ errors stating PHPCBF could fix them. I ran PHPCBF and indeed a bunch of them were fixed. However there still LOTS of ERRORS unfixed (and PHPCS says they are fixable with PHPCBF). Any clues on this one?
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Using Grafana with Laravel
TLDR: I'd love to hear if and how you use Grafana and/or other Grafana OSS products (Prometheus, Loki, Alloy, Tempo) with your Laravel applications or business. Please share your experience and any tips!
I'm getting ready to give a presentation on integrating Grafana with Laravel applications. I've been exploring the entire observability stack—Prometheus for metrics, Loki for logs, Tempo for traces—and it's been a game-changer for monitoring app performance. I've found some cool ways to visualize server and application metrics, but I'm curious to hear from others in the community. If you've used Grafana or any of its OSS products with your Laravel projects, how has it impacted your workflow? What's your favorite part about using them?
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TLDR: I'd love to hear if and how you use Grafana and/or other Grafana OSS products (Prometheus, Loki, Alloy, Tempo) with your Laravel applications or business. Please share your experience and any tips!
I'm getting ready to give a presentation on integrating Grafana with Laravel applications. I've been exploring the entire observability stack—Prometheus for metrics, Loki for logs, Tempo for traces—and it's been a game-changer for monitoring app performance. I've found some cool ways to visualize server and application metrics, but I'm curious to hear from others in the community. If you've used Grafana or any of its OSS products with your Laravel projects, how has it impacted your workflow? What's your favorite part about using them?
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Weekly Ask Anything Thread
Feel free to ask any questions you think may not warrant a post. Asking for help here is also fine.
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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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