SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025: Rediscover the Console
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FilaForms - Native Filament form builder I built (visual builder, submissions, notifications, analytics)
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In 20 years this is most surprisingly useful function I've written.
Inspired by the other post. This is a function that at first shouldn't be necessary (sql usually sorts well),
but it has proven surprisingly useful. d_sortarray() is basically collator_asort (EDIT: sorts by users language!)
# sorts a query result, fieldname can be an array
# example : d_sortresults($query_result, 'percentage', $num_rows);
function d_sortresults(array &$qA, $fieldname, $num)
{
$copyA = $qA;
for ($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++)
{
if (is_array($fieldname))
{
$tosortA[$i] = '';
foreach($fieldname as $part)
{
$tosortA[$i] .= $qA[$i][$part];
}
}
else
{
$tosortA[$i] = $qA[$i][$fieldname];
}
}
if (isset($tosortA) && is_array($tosortA))
{
d_sortarray($tosortA);
$i = -1;
foreach($tosortA as $key => $v)
{
$i++;
$qA[$i] = $copyA[$key];
}
}
}
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Inspired by the other post. This is a function that at first shouldn't be necessary (sql usually sorts well),
but it has proven surprisingly useful. d_sortarray() is basically collator_asort (EDIT: sorts by users language!)
# sorts a query result, fieldname can be an array
# example : d_sortresults($query_result, 'percentage', $num_rows);
function d_sortresults(array &$qA, $fieldname, $num)
{
$copyA = $qA;
for ($i = 0; $i < $num; $i++)
{
if (is_array($fieldname))
{
$tosortA[$i] = '';
foreach($fieldname as $part)
{
$tosortA[$i] .= $qA[$i][$part];
}
}
else
{
$tosortA[$i] = $qA[$i][$fieldname];
}
}
if (isset($tosortA) && is_array($tosortA))
{
d_sortarray($tosortA);
$i = -1;
foreach($tosortA as $key => $v)
{
$i++;
$qA[$i] = $copyA[$key];
}
}
}
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A Call for Sustainable Open Source Infrastructure
https://blog.packagist.com/a-call-for-sustainable-open-source-infrastructure/
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Anyone have experience with MailCoach?
Curious if anyone has used MailCoach (https://www.mailcoach.app) before.
We have a SaaS product currently and are thinking about building in some email marketing as an additional product offering.
I’d love to use MailCoach + AWS SES/SendGrid/MailGun and call it a day, but curious how realistic it is or if anyone has had good experiences with it as far as ease of use and deliverability.
I know a lot of people will say “don’t do this” and “just use MailChimp”. I understand the headache I’m about to embark on, but I’m hoping I can ease the burden by leveraging existing tools and mail providers to handle load balancing, blacklisting, etc.
Thanks in advance!
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Curious if anyone has used MailCoach (https://www.mailcoach.app) before.
We have a SaaS product currently and are thinking about building in some email marketing as an additional product offering.
I’d love to use MailCoach + AWS SES/SendGrid/MailGun and call it a day, but curious how realistic it is or if anyone has had good experiences with it as far as ease of use and deliverability.
I know a lot of people will say “don’t do this” and “just use MailChimp”. I understand the headache I’m about to embark on, but I’m hoping I can ease the burden by leveraging existing tools and mail providers to handle load balancing, blacklisting, etc.
Thanks in advance!
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Everything you need to start sending newsletters, drip campaigns, transactional emails. Mailcoach is a fully featured email marketing platform built for growing creators, developers, and businesses.
Scandir() and links.
Trying to create links on my local machine. but browser said none exist or sth.
here's my code:
<?php
$mydir = 'g:\movies';
$myfiles = scandir($mydir);
foreach ($myfiles as $dafile){
print_r($dafile);
echo "<br>";
}
include('starwars.html');
foreach ($myfiles as $result) {
echo "<a href=\"$result\">$result</a>";
echo "<br>";
}
?>
What am I missing here ---> \"$result\"
My desired goal is to style these links to open movie files, music files, etc. It is a learning phase for me. so please bear with me.
Suggestions please!
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Trying to create links on my local machine. but browser said none exist or sth.
here's my code:
<?php
$mydir = 'g:\movies';
$myfiles = scandir($mydir);
foreach ($myfiles as $dafile){
print_r($dafile);
echo "<br>";
}
include('starwars.html');
foreach ($myfiles as $result) {
echo "<a href=\"$result\">$result</a>";
echo "<br>";
}
?>
What am I missing here ---> \"$result\"
My desired goal is to style these links to open movie files, music files, etc. It is a learning phase for me. so please bear with me.
Suggestions please!
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PHP perception at a CTO panel
Was in a conference where 90% of the audience were CTOs and Director level. During a panel a shocking phrase was said.
"some people didn't embrace change and are stuck with ancient technologies and ideas such as Perl or PHP".
It struck me!
If you are a CTO at a company that uses PHP, please go out at any conference and advocate for it!
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Was in a conference where 90% of the audience were CTOs and Director level. During a panel a shocking phrase was said.
"some people didn't embrace change and are stuck with ancient technologies and ideas such as Perl or PHP".
It struck me!
If you are a CTO at a company that uses PHP, please go out at any conference and advocate for it!
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Firewalls underexplained in docs?
I am working on app that has multiple firewalls, one of which has switchuser functionality. I currently have an issue where on switching the user I get access denied on one route and 200 on another, both handled by same firewall.
I wanted to read upon firewall concept a bit more in Symfony docs, but basically what I see is that one of the core concepts has basically a parapgraph, saying.
Firewall:
1. Most important aspect of auth
2. Only one firewall per request
3. Oh and there is fake dummy firewall for profiler, don't worry
What about how the individual firewall contexts are stored if I have multiple firewalls, what happens if I login to one firewall and then try to login to another one... ? What about switch user specifics when one firewall has switch user functionality enabled and then another does not, but switch user redirect goes to another firewall... ?
There is a mention that if you login from one firewall, by default your are logged out from all of them, which is also interesting.
In summary it feels like docs do not provide the broader concept of how think about multiple firewall interaction.
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I am working on app that has multiple firewalls, one of which has switchuser functionality. I currently have an issue where on switching the user I get access denied on one route and 200 on another, both handled by same firewall.
I wanted to read upon firewall concept a bit more in Symfony docs, but basically what I see is that one of the core concepts has basically a parapgraph, saying.
Firewall:
1. Most important aspect of auth
2. Only one firewall per request
3. Oh and there is fake dummy firewall for profiler, don't worry
What about how the individual firewall contexts are stored if I have multiple firewalls, what happens if I login to one firewall and then try to login to another one... ? What about switch user specifics when one firewall has switch user functionality enabled and then another does not, but switch user redirect goes to another firewall... ?
There is a mention that if you login from one firewall, by default your are logged out from all of them, which is also interesting.
In summary it feels like docs do not provide the broader concept of how think about multiple firewall interaction.
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Povilas Korop: Cursor, PHPStorm, Livewire, React, Vue, AI & PHP Tooling!
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Performance issues on large PHP application
I have a very large PHP application hosted on AWS which is experiencing performance issues for customers that bring the site to an unusable state.
The cache is on Redis/Valkey in ElastiCache and the database is PostgreSQL (RDS).
I’ve blocked a whole bunch of bots, via a WAF, and attempts to access blocked URLs.
The sites are running on Nginx and php-fpm.
When I look through the php-fpm log I can see a bunch of noscripts that exceed a timeout at around 30s. There’s no pattern to these noscripts, unfortunately. I also cannot see any errors related to the max_children (25) being too low, so it doesn’t make me think they need increased but I’m no php-fpm expert.
I’ve checked the redis-cli stats and can’t see any issues jumping out at me and I’m now at a stage where I don’t know where to look.
Does anyone have any advice on where to look next as I’m at a complete loss.
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I have a very large PHP application hosted on AWS which is experiencing performance issues for customers that bring the site to an unusable state.
The cache is on Redis/Valkey in ElastiCache and the database is PostgreSQL (RDS).
I’ve blocked a whole bunch of bots, via a WAF, and attempts to access blocked URLs.
The sites are running on Nginx and php-fpm.
When I look through the php-fpm log I can see a bunch of noscripts that exceed a timeout at around 30s. There’s no pattern to these noscripts, unfortunately. I also cannot see any errors related to the max_children (25) being too low, so it doesn’t make me think they need increased but I’m no php-fpm expert.
I’ve checked the redis-cli stats and can’t see any issues jumping out at me and I’m now at a stage where I don’t know where to look.
Does anyone have any advice on where to look next as I’m at a complete loss.
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What's your way of formatting Blade files ?
Hi,
I used to not auto-format my files, as I liked them in a certain way. However, I recently tried some formatters in VSCode, and when I saw the default formatting, it felt odd to me:
The way “Laravel Blade Formatter” works:
Auto-formatter with Laravel Blade Formatter
And usually my way of doing it :
My way
In coding, I like to follow conventions, as it is easier to evolve with teams (I am freelance and self-taught).
What are your recommendations?
Thank you ! :)
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Hi,
I used to not auto-format my files, as I liked them in a certain way. However, I recently tried some formatters in VSCode, and when I saw the default formatting, it felt odd to me:
The way “Laravel Blade Formatter” works:
Auto-formatter with Laravel Blade Formatter
And usually my way of doing it :
My way
In coding, I like to follow conventions, as it is easier to evolve with teams (I am freelance and self-taught).
What are your recommendations?
Thank you ! :)
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Karbom CLI tool for database management (MySQL)
Hey everyone.
I'm here to share with you a PHP library I created. It's a CLI tool for database management, specifically MySQL. It creates tables, manages migrations, and manages seeders.
P.S.: Criticism is welcome, code-related or otherwise.
Wiki available in Brazilian Portuguese and English.
https://github.com/silvaleal/karbom
(If you liked it, I'll accept a star on the GitHub repository.)
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Hey everyone.
I'm here to share with you a PHP library I created. It's a CLI tool for database management, specifically MySQL. It creates tables, manages migrations, and manages seeders.
P.S.: Criticism is welcome, code-related or otherwise.
Wiki available in Brazilian Portuguese and English.
https://github.com/silvaleal/karbom
(If you liked it, I'll accept a star on the GitHub repository.)
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A PHP library designed to help developers who want to use MySQL in their applications. Note: this project is not an ORM. - silvaleal/karbom
Creating Powerful Custom Validation Rules in Laravel
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Creating Powerful Custom Validation Rules in Laravel
Dive into "Laravel Gems," a series dedicated to unearthing hidden treasures of Laravel functionalities. Enhance your skill set as we illuminate overlooked yet powerful features you might not know existed.
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I'm James Brooks, Engineering Team Lead of Laravel Forge, Ask Me Anything!
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Hey r/laravel,
On Wednesday, October 1, we're relaunching Laravel Forge, a next-generation server management platform built for developers who want speed, control, and ease of use.
I'll be hosting an AMA Monday, October 6 to answer your questions about Forge. Add your questions below!
I'll be answering questions here on Reddit and live on the Laravel YouTube Channel!
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Hey r/laravel,
On Wednesday, October 1, we're relaunching Laravel Forge, a next-generation server management platform built for developers who want speed, control, and ease of use.
I'll be hosting an AMA Monday, October 6 to answer your questions about Forge. Add your questions below!
I'll be answering questions here on Reddit and live on the Laravel YouTube Channel!
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How to use xdebug with swoole and hyperf in a docker container
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How to use xdebug with swoole in a docker container - Byte Pursuits
Setting up xdebug with swoole could be a bit of a hustle especially if application is containerized and you are running swoole and xdebug in a docker container but your IDE is on the host. Here’s what worked for me. Here I’m using hyperf framework, but I…
TrueAsync 0.4.0
For a long time, there was no news about the project, partly for unpleasant reasons. This post is an attempt to fill the gap and share what has happened over the past few months.
In the summer, the first working version of TrueAsync was achieved. It consisted of two parts: modifications in the PHP core and a separate extension. Since PHP 8.5 was about to be released, an attempt was made to introduce a binary Async API into the core. The idea was bold but not insane: to enable async support right after the release. However, life made its own adjustments, and this plan did not happen.
Once the Async API did not make it into the PHP core, the next step was performance analysis.
Implemented the algorithm of reusing Fibers for different coroutines (similar to AMPHP), further improved to minimize context switching.
Added a simple implementation of a Fiber pool.
However, this was not enough: in synthetic benchmarks, TrueAsync lost completely to Swoole. It became clear that the “minimum changes to PHP core” strategy does not allow achieving reasonable performance.
Swoole is one of the most optimized projects, capable of competing even with Go. Transferring all those optimizations into the PHP core is hardly possible. Still, it was important to find a balance between architectural simplicity and performance. Therefore, the principle of “minimum changes” had to be abandoned.
The result was worth it: tests showed a 20–40% performance increase depending on the workload. And this is far from the limit of possible optimizations.
The main goal at this stage was to understand whether the project can deliver production-ready performance. Are there fatal flaws in its architecture?
For now, we deliberately avoid implementing:
a full I/O queue,
an even faster context-switching mechanism (despite excellent code in Swoole and Proton).
All of this can be added later without changing the API and interfaces. At this point, it is more important to validate architectural robustness and the limits of optimizations.
# What’s next?
I should say that I don’t really like the idea of releasing TrueAsync as quickly as possible. Although it’s more than possible, and a beta version for production may arrive sooner than expected. However…
Looking at the experience of other languages, rushing such a project is a bad idea. The RFC workflow also doesn’t fit when dealing with such a large number of changes. A different process is needed here. The discussion on this topic is only just beginning.
Now that most technical questions are almost resolved, it’s time to return to the RFC process itself. You can already see a new, minimized version, which is currently under discussion. The next changes in the project will be aimed at aligning the RFC, creating a PR, and all that.
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For a long time, there was no news about the project, partly for unpleasant reasons. This post is an attempt to fill the gap and share what has happened over the past few months.
In the summer, the first working version of TrueAsync was achieved. It consisted of two parts: modifications in the PHP core and a separate extension. Since PHP 8.5 was about to be released, an attempt was made to introduce a binary Async API into the core. The idea was bold but not insane: to enable async support right after the release. However, life made its own adjustments, and this plan did not happen.
Once the Async API did not make it into the PHP core, the next step was performance analysis.
Implemented the algorithm of reusing Fibers for different coroutines (similar to AMPHP), further improved to minimize context switching.
Added a simple implementation of a Fiber pool.
However, this was not enough: in synthetic benchmarks, TrueAsync lost completely to Swoole. It became clear that the “minimum changes to PHP core” strategy does not allow achieving reasonable performance.
Swoole is one of the most optimized projects, capable of competing even with Go. Transferring all those optimizations into the PHP core is hardly possible. Still, it was important to find a balance between architectural simplicity and performance. Therefore, the principle of “minimum changes” had to be abandoned.
The result was worth it: tests showed a 20–40% performance increase depending on the workload. And this is far from the limit of possible optimizations.
The main goal at this stage was to understand whether the project can deliver production-ready performance. Are there fatal flaws in its architecture?
For now, we deliberately avoid implementing:
a full I/O queue,
an even faster context-switching mechanism (despite excellent code in Swoole and Proton).
All of this can be added later without changing the API and interfaces. At this point, it is more important to validate architectural robustness and the limits of optimizations.
# What’s next?
I should say that I don’t really like the idea of releasing TrueAsync as quickly as possible. Although it’s more than possible, and a beta version for production may arrive sooner than expected. However…
Looking at the experience of other languages, rushing such a project is a bad idea. The RFC workflow also doesn’t fit when dealing with such a large number of changes. A different process is needed here. The discussion on this topic is only just beginning.
Now that most technical questions are almost resolved, it’s time to return to the RFC process itself. You can already see a new, minimized version, which is currently under discussion. The next changes in the project will be aimed at aligning the RFC, creating a PR, and all that.
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SymfonyCon Amsterdam 2025: A productive Frontend Stack with Symfony UX
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I don't know php laravel so much ,but I'm able to create projects with the help of an ai, I'm working as a laravel dev but now I'm facing issues to creating big pages with different routes and all🥲, please help to solve this issue anyhow!?
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