PHP News for Developers
Latest PHP news, tutorials and tools
PHP runs a huge share of the web through Laravel, Symfony and WordPress, and the language keeps modernizing with every release. Here you will find the latest PHP news, framework updates and backend tutorials, refreshed hourly, alongside trending PHP repositories and upcoming conferences.
Latest PHP articles
Free Online Developer Tools for Everyday Web Development
Discover browser‑based online developer tools for quick JSON formatting, URL encoding, DNS checks, and more. Boost productivity without installing software....
02 October 2026medium
questions on web development
Learn web development: front‑end (HTML, CSS, JS), back‑end (Node, Python, PHP), databases (MySQL, MongoDB) and resources like courses, tutorials, GitHub....
02 October 2026medium
Decision making AI (JEV)system in your PHP project
Run JEV, a lightweight multimodal AI classifier, directly in PHP on your server, no external APIs, full privacy, easy setup with php‑loves‑ai....
02 October 2026medium
PagibleAI 0.13: CMS packages for every Laravel 11-13 application
PagibleAI CMS 0.13 adds webhooks, CDN purging, TYPO3/WordPress importers, JSON Schema endpoint, and AI‑reviewed admin for Laravel 11‑13, PHP 8.2+....
02 October 2026reddit
How I Used Hermes Agent + LLMs to Discover Multiple Critical Security Issues Across a Web Attack…
AI‑powered Hermes Agent mapped a web attack surface, uncovering 37 findings, public MySQL, SQLi, XSS, missing headers, showing how LLMs boost security research....
02 October 2026medium
Macropay-Solutions PHP-Framework: Re-engineering the Queue Worker Daemon: Zero State Bleeding
PHP run‑warm queue:work uses pcntl_fork to eliminate state bleeding, isolate jobs, and handle signals for reliable, memory‑clean queue workers....
02 October 2026medium
Still Using XAMPP? Meet 5 Modern Laravel Development Environments
Compare Laravel Herd, EnvKit, FlyEnv, Laradock, and Laragon in a real migration walkthrough from XAMPP, showing when each environment shines....
02 October 2026medium
Cracking the Laravel Interview: 100 Most Asked Questions & Answers for Experienced Developers —…
Master Laravel interview questions 21‑40: deep dive into controllers, routing, middleware, advanced Eloquent ORM and database relationships for experienced developers....
02 October 2026medium
The Adapter Design Pattern: Making Incompatible Interfaces Work Together
Learn how the Adapter pattern bridges incompatible APIs in PHP, translating interfaces without code changes, ideal for third‑party libraries....
02 October 2026medium
Dynamic JSON PHP library
DJson: a zero‑dependency PHP library for dynamic JSON templates with loops, conditions, variables, type preservation, and custom directives. Try it via Composer....
02 October 2026reddit
Domain Driven Design in Symfony
Learn how to apply Domain‑Driven Design in Symfony: pure PHP domain layer, value objects, application services, hexagonal architecture, and Messenger events....
02 October 2026medium
Episode 04: Prompt Engineering in Laravel Applications
Episode 04: Prompt Engineering in Laravel Applications...
02 October 2026devto
External APIs as Eloquent models in Laravel with Larasources
Larasources simplifies Laravel API integration: define typed sources, cache remote data, manage credentials per tenant, and handle variants—all in PHP 8.4+....
02 October 2026devto
This Week in PHP Internals | Oct 1, 2026
Explore this week’s PHP internals: bcrypt 72‑byte limit debate, new Regex object, Io\\Terminal, Time\\Instant, array shorthand, IO Hooks, and more....
02 October 2026devto
This Week in PHP Internals | Oct 1, 2026
Explore this week’s PHP internals: bcrypt 72‑byte limit, regex object, Io\\Terminal, Time\\Instant, array shorthand, IO Hooks, and PHP 8.6 RC2 updates....
02 October 2026reddit
This Week in PHP Internals | Oct 1, 2026
PHP internals roundup: bcrypt 72‑byte limit, new Regex object, Io\\Terminal, Time\\Instant, array shorthand, IO Hooks, and PHP 8.6 RC2 release....
02 October 2026reddit
ext-wasm: WebAssembly runtime for PHP
Run WebAssembly modules from PHP, call components with native values, sandboxed via WASI, even control DOOM from PHP....
01 October 2026reddit
Sessions vs JWT vs API Tokens in PHP — A Decision Guide, Not a Holy War
Compare PHP sessions, JWT, and API tokens: pros, cons, code examples, and guidance on choosing the right auth method for your app....
01 October 2026medium
Slow Jobs, Killer Containers: Laravel Queue Timeouts and Crashes in Docker
Laravel 13.33/34 add CountCrashesAsExceptions and a timeout flag, letting you track OOM and timeout deaths, and align job, HTTP, and timeouts for reliable queues....
01 October 2026devto
Why You Should Never Skip .dockerignore
Use a .dockerignore file to speed Docker builds, shrink images, and keep secrets out. Exclude node_modules, .env, and other large files for safer, faster deployments....
01 October 2026devto
Trending PHP repositories
WordPress/mcp-adapter
an mcp adapter that bridges the abilities api to the model context protocol, enabling mcp clients to discover and invoke wordpress plugin, theme, and core abilities programmatically.
1,783 stars200 forks
glpi-project/glpi
glpi is a free asset and it management software package, data center management, itil service desk, licenses tracking and software auditing.
6,419 stars1,824 forks
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