Luke Kuzmish
@cosmastech
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Thanks for the shout out Daniel!
It's Friday (where has the week gone), you know what that means its time for another top ten @laravelphp and @official_php things I've found this week. So to start things off this week in 🥇 place this week we have @laravelphp with their new Advent Calendar 2025. Each day
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I’m not sure why exactly, but when someone says “domain” in the context of programming, my brain shuts off. Like I understand English up until that point, and once I hear that word in a sentence, the rest of the conversation is me just nodding along to a foreign language.
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Thanks @michaeldyrynda!
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It's a day early, as the addition of FluentPromise will go out with tomorrow's release of @laravelphp, but I was just too excited to share this pattern with the world.
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Just published a new post on my blog about leveraging Promises with the HTTP facade.
cosmastech.com
Laravel 8 first introduced HTTP request pooling, thanks to a contribution from Andrea Marco Sartori. This allows developers to write code which will execute any number of HTTP requests concurrently....
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I spent an entire weekend, but Http pooling can now work as described in the docs. https://t.co/07iWHdUVpy For anyone using pooling: do you see this as a breaking change?
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Fixes We introduce a LazyPromise in order to not add all the requests the curl multihandler simultaneously. As it was written originally: A PendingRequest set to async that calls send() adds a req...
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I’ve never spent much time in NYC, but how realistic is Law & Order? Like, do cops there ALWAYS say a sick one liner when they find a dead body?
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Working on content for a new blog post, to coincide with the next Laravel release. ⛓️
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@laravelphp Make it more obvious that get, post, delete, etc may return promises. https://t.co/Y04vD8ZqaI
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@laravelphp PR'd a few quick improvements to the request process to make this even easier. Allow setting contextual data per request so you can can use it when handling a response: https://t.co/CZKbyeiCpb
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After playing with the async/pooling offered by @laravelphp's HTTP facade, I'm amazed by the ergonomics. I feel like I've just discovered magic. No longer am I relegated to get() or post() being the end of the chain 😍 I can map my responses to data objects. So clean 🧼 🫧
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Great article by @ButscH about how PHP allocates and “frees” memories.
butschster.medium.com
Why PHP memory only goes up in long-running processes and never comes back down. Understand the pattern, recognize the triggers, and …
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I feel a blog post coming about how thinking in terms of Eloquent models gets a dev closer to metal than abstracting into domain objects and repositories.
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Do I love fixing flaky tests, or do I just hate having to re-run pipelines?
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Good idea or bad idea: submitting a PR to someone’s repo right before an interview with them?
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New article about how WithCachedRoutes and WithCachedConfig shaved minutes off our modular monolith's tests
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Very proud of these accomplishments. Thanks to @MrPunyapal for spreading the good word!
Testing in Laravel 12.28 just got faster. 🧪 You can now cache your routes and config once per test run, instead of rebuilding them for every test. 💪 A nice performance boost for apps with lots of routes or heavy config. ⚡ Works in both PHPUnit & Pest.
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Laravel 12.37 introduces a new insert() method for model factories ⚡ Seed thousands of records with just one query ⚙️ ⚠️ No model events or observers are triggered — works like a raw insert. Perfect for testing, seeding, and performance-heavy setups 💡
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