1d ago · 12 min read · In my last article, I walked you through Laravel's Pipeline pattern: how it works, why it is already everywhere in the framework, and how to build your own multi-step processing flows with it. If you
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2d ago · 3 min read · You know the feeling. Three browser tabs open. Reddit thread from 2019. A YouTube video titled "PHP is DEAD in 2026". Another one titled "Why PHP Will Never Die." Meanwhile — zero lines of code writte
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May 10 · 19 min read · There is a conversation that has been going on in backend development circles for over a decade now, and it refuses to die. PHP or Node.js? Which one should you use? Which one is faster? Which one has
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May 9 · 9 min read · You write middleware every single day. You rely on Eloquent's attribute casting without thinking about it. You boot your application through the HTTP kernel a hundred times a session. You have been us
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May 8 · 23 min read · How We Implemented Content Security Policy (CSP) in Our Laravel App 🔒 Tags: Laravel, Security, CSP, Middleware, PHP Our pentest report had one line that stopped us cold: "Application does not imple
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May 2 · 9 min read · While building Booth Beam, a digital signage tool, I ran into a problem that looks trivial at first glance: how do you connect a TV to a web app in a way that’s fast, reliable, and hard to mess up? Yo
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May 1 · 7 min read · WordPress Memory Management: AI-Powered Optimization Techniques for Developer Teams Memory management is the silent killer of WordPress performance. Your site might pass all the typical speed tests, handle normal traffic fine, and even score well on ...
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