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Laravel 12 now officially supports PHP 8.5.
https://github.com/laravel/framework/releases/tag/v12.40.0

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Release v12.40.0 · laravel/framework

[12.x] Improve return type of Str::replace() by @axlon in #57820
[12.x] Fixup PHP 8.5 deprecations in SupportArrTest by @jnoordsij in #57822
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PHP Symfony Consumers on K8s

How do you run PHP Symfony consumers as a long running process reliably on Kubernetes ?

I am facing a conundrum where the symfony consume message command will eventually produce an exit code 0. In most cases this is not an issue, but on K8s deployments, any exit code will just restart the pod, I know this topic kinda veers into k8s territory, but I was curious if anyone has a similar setup on a production environment and what their workaround was.

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I wonder why PHP doesn't have implicit $this?

I tried to search "implicit pointer this" or "implicit $this", etc. but it appears the word "this" is just too common and I was not able to find useful information to show if this question is a duplicate or not.

I'm wondering why PHP has $this and cannot be omitted.

For example:

class User
{
string $name;

public function setName(string $newName)
{
// Equivalent to: $this->name = $newName;
$name = $newName; "$this" is implicit, thus no need to write "$this->" every time.
}

public function setName2(string $name)
{
$name = $name // This still works but the arg $name hides the class member of same name.
$this->name = $name; // "$this->" is required to assign the value to class member.
}
}

Is "$$" or lack of type declaration for local variable the reason?

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After 2.5 years without a major version, we just launched Backpack v7

Hey everyone,

Tabacitu here, founder of Backpack for Laravel. I know product launch posts can feel spammy, so I'll keep this focused on what actually matters to you as Laravel developers.

The honest backstory: We intentionally delayed v7 for more than a year. Why? Because we know upgrading sucks. Many times when we wanted to add something that required breaking changes, we found a backwards-compatible way instead. But some things... just couldn't be done without a new major version.

## What we actually built (the technical stuff)

The big idea behind v7 was making our components truly reusable. Pedro has spent >8 months refactoring so you can use datatables, forms, and datagrids anywhere—not just in CRUD operations. Custom dashboards, reports, modals, drawers, wherever.

Some highlights:

Reusable Components Everywhere
- Drop a <x-backpack::datatable> in any Blade view and it picks up your CrudController config
- Same with forms, show pages, and a new "datagrid" component
- Filters now work outside the List operation (custom pages, dashboards, reports)

Better DX
- Lifecycle hooks so you don't have to override entire operation methods anymore
- SaveAction classes instead of big arrays (way cleaner)
- Custom Views in List operation can now have their own filters
- Theme skins using only CSS variables (match your brand colors without touching core files)

Under the Hood
- Bumped all JS/CSS dependencies (Bootstrap, Tabler, DataTables, etc.)
- Fixed all the Uploader quirks (especially in repeatables)
- Made Basset way more reliable
- Moved TinyMCE & CKEditor to separate open-source addons

## The AI stuff (WIP)

We've already released an add-on in beta, that helps admins automatically translate their entities from one language to another. It's working GREAT on some of our client websites, wish we had more people trying it. Only available to our EVERYTHING buyers at the moment.

We're also working on an AI Agent Kit that helps LLMs build working CRUDs and features. It's not perfect, but it does work surprisingly well for scaffolding. Will be available to everyone when we're happy with it.

We have a few more AI-powered add-ons planned, so the admin can use AI in their admin panel. More on that in 2026.

## Should you upgrade?

Yes, 100%. It's not one of those cases where you should let early adopters upgrade first to shake out the edge cases. Backpack v7 has been in beta for 2 months, it's polished.

If you're running Backpack v6, you can still use it (of course) but know you're no longer getting any new features. Only security updates, if needed.

If you're running Backpack v5... come on, man, it's 2025.

## The shameless plug part

Yes, we're running a promo campaign today (gotta pay the team somehow). But honestly, 90% of what we've launched in v7 is in our free & open-source core - so I do think this post has its place here.

And tbh... I'm just proud of what we built and wanted to share it with the community that's supported us for 9+ years.

Full details:
- Launch page
- Release notes
- Upgrade guide

Happy to answer any questions.

— Tabacitu

P.S. I know many here are using Filament or prefer Tailwind-based solutions - that's totally cool, use what works for you. But if you're one of those developers who enjoys building with the simple, mature stack we prefer (Laravel + Bootstrap + JS), wanted to let you know we're still here, building for you. This post is so we share what's up in our world too. Say hello in the comments.

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PHP devs, what's the most time-wasting task you still do manually?

Curious to hear real developer pain points, is it debugging, auth, APIs, or something else? Might help us build better solutions.

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Preparing for Symfony 7.4 and Symfony 8.0
https://symfony.com/blog/preparing-for-symfony-7-4-and-symfony-8-0?utm_medium=feed&utm_source=Symfony%20Blog%20Feed

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Symfony

Preparing for Symfony 7.4 and Symfony 8.0 (Symfony Blog)

Symfony 7.4 and 8.0 will be released together, offering two upgrade paths that require developers to review and fix deprecations to ensure a smooth transition.

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Introducing the Jump app — Building mobile apps without the fuss
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fX-hAlFA1Wg

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YouTube

NativePHP Jump App Demo

🚀 Meet Jump — the Expo Go for NativePHP.This is a proof of concept… but it already feels like the future.In this video, you’ll see a real Laravel app runnin...

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Manual Service Resolution in Laravel | ollieread - PHP and Laravel expert
https://ollieread.com/articles/manual-service-resolution-in-laravel

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Manual Service Resolution in Laravel | ollieread - PHP and Laravel expert

There are many different ways to manually resolve services in Laravel, with a handful being covered in the docs, though there is a difference in each one. In this article we're going to look at the different options, and what the actual difference is.

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What are the options for afirst-class headless mysql/pg backed CMS in PHP?

Is it that Drupal and Wordpress are good enough or am I missing out on some good products?

Edit: Sorry! I meant A FIRST CLASS PHP Headless CMS. Typo in my noscript.

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Advanced Filament Authentication in 20 minutes
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Advanced Filament Authentication in 20 minutes

Advanced Filament Authentication in 20 minutes

In this video we will be adding advanced authentication to our filament v4 application. This involves adding split layout, custom registration form, policy resource to manage terms & conditions, cookie policy…

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Package FlowForge - Visual Drag-and-Drop Workflow Builder for Laravel 12 with Real-Time Execution Tracking

Just released FlowForge - a production-ready workflow automation package I've been building for Laravel 12.

Think Zapier/n8n, but native to Laravel with Livewire reactivity.

**Key Features:**

\- Visual drag-and-drop workflow designer (Livewire 4 + Alpine.js)

\- Conditional branching with 15+ comparison operators

\- Parallel execution - run multiple steps concurrently

\- Timeout orchestration with automatic termination

\- Real-time execution tracking with live monitoring

\- Full REST API for mobile apps and integrations

\- Role-based access control for workflow actions

\- Workflow templates - save, load, and reuse configurations

**7 Step Types:** Actions, conditions, delays, notifications, webhooks, custom noscripts, and more.

Seamless integration with Laravel events, jobs, and notifications.

`composer require alizharb/flowforge`

GitHub: https://github.com/AlizHarb/flowforge

Building internal tools or need workflow automation? I'd love to hear your use cases and feedback!

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GitHub

GitHub - AlizHarb/flowforge: Dynamic Workflow Builder for Laravel - Drag-and-drop workflow designer with conditional branching…

Dynamic Workflow Builder for Laravel - Drag-and-drop workflow designer with conditional branching and real-time execution tracking - AlizHarb/flowforge

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Worst / most useless package on Packagist

Seen many people asking for best practices here, but that"s boring.

What is the most useless, package you've seen on Packagist?

Think of something like Leftpad, or a package that does one small thing while pulling in a thousand large packages.

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Package Flare - Production-Ready Toast Notifications for Laravel Livewire with Zero Config

After testing numerous toast libraries for Livewire, I decided to build exactly what I needed.

**Flare** is a modern, performant toast notification system specifically designed for Laravel Livewire applications.

**Why Flare?**

\- **Zero configuration required** - works out of the box

\- **3 Professional Themes:** Classic (minimal), Modern (balanced), Vibrant (bold)

\- **6 Position Options** - top/bottom × start/center/end

\- **RTL/LTR automatic adaptation**

\- **Responsive mobile behavior**

**Simple API:**

```php

Flare::success('Profile updated successfully!');

Flare::warning(

text: 'Session expires in 5 minutes',

heading: 'Warning',

duration: 10000,

position: 'top center'

);

```

**Requirements:** PHP 8.3+, Laravel 12+, Livewire 3.5+

`composer require alizharb/flare`

GitHub: https://github.com/AlizHarb/flare

Demo: https://alizharb.github.io/flare/

What's your go-to toast library for Livewire? Happy to discuss the design decisions!

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GitHub

GitHub - AlizHarb/flare: A modern, performant, and highly customizable toast notification system designed specifically for Laravel…

A modern, performant, and highly customizable toast notification system designed specifically for Laravel Livewire applications with real-time support and stunning animations. - AlizHarb/flare

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Symfony 8.0.0 released
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Symfony 8.0.0 released (Symfony Blog)

Symfony 8.0.0 has just been released.

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[article] When controllers become orchestras (not the good kind)
https://sevalla.com/blog/laravel-controller-logic-with-flows/

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