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Discover Flare's latest Linear integration

Discover how you can celebrate your debugging efforts with Ray!

The vue-ray package has released v2.0, with full script setup/composition api support, reduced overhead, and more.

Would you like to know how to apply official Tailwind CSS class ordering to your files automatically? Matt Stauffer shows how to implement this for both CI and IDEs on Blade files by utilizing Prettier and the official Tailwind ordering plugin .

Let's explore Zod: a library that can help us validate data not only on the client but also on the server, and even generate TypeScript types to maintain end-to-end type safety and consistency.

Laravel Reverb is a first-party WebSocket server for Laravel applications. In this video we're getting started with Reverb, we're building a very simple chat app which allows 2 users to communicate in real-time using a websocket server, Reverb in this case. We're using Breeze and Livewire to ease out this tutorial.

PHP-FPM config files usually aren't something that you give too much attention to until something goes wrong. Here's what you can do when that time comes.

Learn about how the awesome Inertia.js partial reloads feature works and how to test it.

Laravel's service container is a cornerstone mechanism for managing dependencies and fostering a clean, modular application architecture.

Discover how we stopped a DDoS attack at Laracon!

Starting with PHPUnit 11, deprecation warnings will be fired if you're still using doc comments like "@test" above function declarations. This can lead to some pretty cluttered output in your test runs. Time to start using PHP attributes!

Diving into the difference between Laravel's facades and PHP's class aliases.

This approach allows you to define multiple guards, each responsible for a specific user type.

Discover our approach for our revamped Ray docs!

Extend your Raycast with Laravel/PHP extensions.

A new version of Laravel was released, version 11. In this video we're taking a look at a few of the changes and what's new to the framework.

Discover how we've updated our new Ray docs!

Let's talk about Husky, a tool that automatically runs any number of commands whenever you commit or push. You'll never have to worry about forgetting to format, lint, or test before uploading code to the repo — Husky does it for you every time you run git commit or git push