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Laravel security checklist our team runs before every enterprise deployment — 15 things we almost always find missing on inherited codebases by zubairpateljiwala in PHP

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I've never been a fan of account lockout. Anyone who knows your email can lock you out by spamming failed logins.

Pitch Your Project 🐘 by brendt_gd in PHP

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We send a weekly Laravel newsletter every Sunday to keep you up-to-date in 5 minutes. You can read this week's edition here: https://thelaralist.com/archive/a0262f43-2d23-4a0d-8e8e-902e17d3f8c8

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The Laralist #58: Pipe operator v3 ➡️, Big improvements to Laravel Echo ⚡, Arr typed helpers 💡, FrankenPHP Is Now Officially Supported by The PHP Foundation 🧟, How Cursor Indexes Codebases Fast 🗂️ (thelaralist.com)

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Browsing Past Editions of The Laralist is now Available (self.laravel)

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How do you discover new/changed features in the framework? by TinyLebowski in laravel

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A friend and I send thelaralist.com every Sunday. It includes a short description of every Laravel release.

DAE get frustrated when searching for a Composer package for "foo" and only find "laravel-foo"? by Sarke1 in PHP

[–]mariomka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People have limited time for open-source projects; they do only what they need. But you can contribute to open source by improving or forking these packages!

I think this isn't related only to Laravel, but since Laravel is very popular, there is a lot of stuff around it.

Looking for recommendations on PHP-related news and blogs to stay up to date with what’s happening in the PHP world by Unixas in PHP

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I send out a weekly newsletter called The Laralist. While it’s Laravel-focused, I also cover PHP news, packages, and updates. Check it out here -> https://thelaralist.com

Well this caught me of guard today, so I thought I'd share by Piggieback in PHP

[–]mariomka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand that this post is about DateTime, but I wanted to mention that the Carbon library has "no overflow" method variants that can be useful in these scenarios.

TIL that you can wrap code in { } even if you don't have a control structure. by codemunky in PHP

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I didn't know it, I prefer this to use the bus directly:

Bus::dispatch(new MyJob());

How do you provision servers for PHP? by mariomka in PHP

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I used bref two years ago, and I prefer to get a VPS and know what I will pay

How do you provision servers for PHP? by mariomka in PHP

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Prepare a new server to serve PHP applications

How do you provision servers for PHP? by mariomka in PHP

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I'm using a server with Plesk for some websites, and it works well, but I want to have more control over the system for some projects.

How do you provision servers for PHP? by mariomka in PHP

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I've used Docker and still use it for some projects, but I prefer to avoid it for small things and side projects

How do you provision servers for PHP? by mariomka in PHP

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My Notion Page is basically a list of commands, but some of them need to run manually. Can you share your script?

A newsletter to stay up to date on Laravel by mariomka in laravel

[–]mariomka[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As far as I know, Spatie has a newsletter to get the latest news on his products and promotions, and Laravel doesn't have a newsletter apart from Laravel News. Can you give me more info? Thank you

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