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Top Ten Laravel and PHP Finds Friday 5th of December 2025 (opens in a new tab)
It's Friday (where has the week gone), you know what that means its time for another top ten Laravel and PHP things I've found this week.
Articles, videos, talks, golf rounds and the old Top Ten, all in one feed.
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It's Friday (where has the week gone), you know what that means its time for another top ten Laravel and PHP things I've found this week.
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It's Friday once again! Another great week of content. It was also the first Laravel London since it's reboot, the event went really well and we cant wait for the next one.
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Laravel 12.37 quietly shipped with a new factory method that might seem minor when you first look at it – Factory::insert(). You might actually be thinking wait a minute the insert method has been around for a while and you've already been using it in your code already, I mean I know we have.
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It's Friday once again! Another week has flown by here at Jump24 and us lucky PHP developers have had the joys of PHP8.5 being released yesterday, so lets get down to the top ten Laravel and PHP things I've found this week.
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Right, let's have a chat about test suite performance. You know that feeling when you push your code, then go make a brew while waiting for the CI pipeline to finish? Yeah, we've been there too. Laravel 12.38 just dropped two new testing traits that might just save you enough time to actually drink that tea while it's still hot.
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Join me as we find out more about PHP8.5s new #[\NoDiscard] Attribute. In this video I demonstrate how this attribute can help stop a specific set of bugs reach production, through the use of the Attribute and PHPStan.
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Right, let's talk about a bug pattern we've all created at least once, it's not a pattern that breaks anything as such is more a pattern of we've forgotten to do something.
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You know that feeling when you need to fetch data from multiple APIs, and you're sitting there watching your application make request... after request... after request... while your users are staring at a loading spinner that's been going for so long it's practically become a screensaver?