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Laravel 12.32 introduces Http::batch, a clean way to send concurrent HTTP requests with lifecycle hooks for progress, success, failure, and finalization.
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Redactable Models v1.1.0 adds the ability to specify the hashing algorithm that should be used to redact model fields.
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Read about how to use the “match” expression in your PHP applications. We’ll also discuss how to use them with PHP enums to write clean, concise code.
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Read about how to use the “json_validate” function in PHP to check whether a string is valid JSON. We’ll also discuss the difference between “json_validate” and “json_decode”.
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Laravel 12.29 introduces Session Cache, letting you store user-specific data per session using familiar cache methods, cleared when the session ends.
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Learn about serialization and how it works in PHP. We’ll discuss serialized data formats, how to use serialization in PHP, and how to write tests for your serialization logic.
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Confused about Laravel’s whereBetween, whereBetweenColumns, and whereValueBetween? Discover their hidden differences with real SQL examples!
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Learn how to check composer package versions in PHP using CLI, lock files, installed.json file, or the InstalledVersions class.
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Explore Laravel’s Service Container from the ground up: resolution, binding, scopes, contextual dependencies, auto-wiring, and more, and demystify how your app runs.
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Read about the new v1.0 release of the Redactable Models for Laravel package. The article covers the new “mass redaction” feature and the Composer dependency changes.
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Read about how to use the Favicon Fetcher package in your Laravel projects to retrieve websites’ favicons via the DuckDuckGo API.
