Acquaint Softtech to Attend Laracon US 2025 in Denver as Official Laravel Partner

Acquaint Softtech, an official Laravel Partner, is set to attend Laracon US 2025 on July 29–30 in Denver. Laracon is the premier Laravel event attracting developers, architects, and tech leaders from across the globe. This year’s focus includes Laravel 11, performance optimization, modular architecture, and advanced testing strategies.

Book a session or learn more: https://acquaintsoft.com/laracon-us-2025-denver

Laravel vs. Symfony: A Comprehensive Comparison of #PHP #Frameworks

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Love this view in @getsentry. It shows a list of the queued jobs in my #laravel application and the stats. Can immediately see I have some work todo on the "TransferDomain" job

Would you ever consider creating a factory for a model that you don't own? Here's an example where it helped us create a more readable test. #php #laravel https://masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-07-03-one-reason-to-create-a-factory-for-a-model-you-dont-own

Hey! I’m Yasser Elgammal a backend developer passionate about building clean, scalable solutions with Laravel

I share code, ideas, and open-source projects.

Check out my work on GitHub and let’s connect!
https://github.com/YasserElgammal

#github #php #laravel #backend
#mysql

#Laravel lazy() vs get()

Did you know.... You can stream large datasets from the DB using lazy() — way more memory-efficient than get().

CryptoProBuilder — fluent-интерфейс для КриптоПро на PHP: подпись, шифрование и работа с контейнерами

КриптоПро предоставляет мощные, но неудобные для автоматизации утилиты. CryptoProBuilder — это fluent-интерфейс на PHP, который упрощает подписание, шифрование и работу с сертификатами, без необходимости использовать сложный SDK.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/924478/

This is exactly what I was afraid of when #laravel took VC money.
https://hachyderm.io/@j3j5/114784445289560905

Bugsnag was a nice services. Easy to setup and use. They have become InsightHub and today they have migrated their login to use SmartBear. No idea who or what SmartBear is, but they are now requiring my phone number. More personal data which doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Looking at their privacy policy, they appear to be sharing my personal data with all sorts of people.

https://smartbear.com/privacy/

Time for a new provider. Suggestions?

Working on an existing Laravel project. The administrative area integrates into a lot of third party apps. Everything is coded in the main project, which makes working with one integration a bit more difficult. Is there an accepted way to use Laravel so that I can migrate these integrations into their own packages, and treat them like plugins or addons in the main project?

I'm using Laravel Cashier for the first time and I'm a bit disappointed with it. I hope this is not a general trend for 1st party packages but seems to be mostly abandoned? They're using a really old API version of Stripe and apparently Taylor launched a request for help from the community to get it updated because the team doesn't have time to work on it.

Nothing wrong with that, really, but from all the packages, the one that handles actual money for customers I'd appreciate it if it was well maintained and loved, specially when you are as well funded as Laravel currently is, but maybe that's the problem, money never comes w/o attachments

Anyone any leads in for contract/freelance work in Game Development, Mobile, Grails/Spring or PHP/Laravel?

This is a general, platform agnostic question.

How are you using CQRS? what problems, benefits have you seen?

How secure is your Laravel app?

You can't answer that by looking at your own code & it's WAY too easy to see what you expect to see, and without a fresh set of eyes, you'll never notice that RCE lurking in plain sight!

Reach out to book in a pentest -> https://valorinsecurity.com

Tools often come with a sensible set of defaults, but that doesn't mean you should adopt all of them in your project. Here's an example where we fine-tuned Rector's dead code detection to keep our tests more readable. #php #laravel https://masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-07-01-fine-tuning-rector-dead-code-detection

#Laravel Tip

Check out some handy Laravel helper methods for a smoother coding experience!

w00t! 10 tickets to "Let's Hack!" Pre-Laracon AU workshop sold - only 20 left!

"Let's Hack!" is built from "Th1nk Lik3 a H4cker", challenging you and teaching you the hacker mindset for your own apps!

Come along, the day before #LaraconAU: https://events.humanitix.com/lets-hack-pre-laracon-security-workshop

Feel like I’m stuck in a repeating loop trying to create a Livewire component library because everything I’ve come across so far is not compatible with open source.

Fun times.

#Laravel
#BuildInPublic

What is the right number for code coverage? I think that's the wrong question to ask. On the latest podcast episode, we discuss how to use code coverage as a starting signal rather than an end result. #php #laravel https://masteringlaravel.io/daily/2025-06-30-laravel-podcast-balancing-test-coverage-without-chasing-100-percent

#Laravel Tip

Don't let database queries slow you down. Use Laravel's cache facade to cache data temporarily, reducing database queries.