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When working with Laravel applications that use multiple guards (web, api, etc.), I ran into a subtle but critical issue: Permissions were leaking be
The Origin I've been working with PHP and Laravel for years. And like every PHP developer, I've been through that classic cycle: install Xd
HSN TSN Vehicle Database (SQL, CSV, XLSX) I created a HSN TSN vehicle database for developers, shops and automotive projects. The database
PHP has entered a bold and transformative phase—one where intelligence, automation, and scalability define its role in modern development. No longer l
The Problem Every Laravel developer knows the drill. Someone on the team needs to clear the cache, run migrations, or trigger a seeder — bu
Every developer hits this wall. You've written the code. It works on localhost:3000. A friend asks to see it — and you suddenly realize you have no i
Laravel 11 quietly introduced one of the most practical helpers in years: defer(). It lets you run code after the HTTP response has been sent — no qu
When I first built my React + Laravel application, everything worked fine—until the data started growing. Pages that used to load instantly began tak
When I loaded up this site this article sat at the top of the feed. https://dev.to/sylwia-lask/how-i-almost-burned-out-doing-everything-right-31j6? W
I built this plugin to solve a common WordPress problem: most chat widgets can generate text, but they do not actually know your site content, product
I built this plugin to solve a very specific WordPress problem: long WPML translation jobs tend to be the first thing to break when you try to automat
When you inherit a PHP application that has been running for over a decade, stability and technical debt often grow together. That was the situation
Hey folks, So I've been working with Sylius (the open-source e-commerce framework built on Symfony) for a while now, and one thing that always bugged
2839. Check if Strings Can be Made Equal With Operations I Difficulty: Easy Topics: Mid Level, String, Biweekly Contest 112 You are given two strin
If you've spent any time on a Linux or macOS terminal, you've probably typed cal at least once. It's one of those tiny little utilities that's almost
TL;DR: Laravel 11 introduced defer() which runs code after the HTTP response is sent to the user. No queues, no job classes, no workers. Just wrap you
The Challenges of legacy systems Legacy systems are not vulnerable by accident — they become vulnerable as a result of continuous evolution
When I shipped v1, the goal was simple: send SMS to Indian phone numbers from Laravel without wrestling raw API arrays. v2.0.0 takes that same idea mu
TL;DR: Laravel 11 introduced defer() which runs code after the HTTP response is sent to the user. No queues, no job classes, no workers. Just wrap you
PHP 8.1 Enums: Backed Enums and Laravel Eloquent Casts PHP enums landed in version 8.1, and they've quietly become one of the most adopte