Welcome to Artisan Weekly Edition 87! With Laravel Live UK just two weeks away and @aaronfrancis.com announced as a speaker, excitement is building. Plus, Laravel London is planning a summer social. Here are this week's top Laravel links.
Daniel Newns
@dannewns.bsky.social
Co-Founder of Jump24, Laravel developer, Golfer and Dog owner
14 days until Laravel Live UK! Hot take: In-person dev events matter More in the age of AI, not less. AI can answer almost any technical question you have. It cannot replicate the hallway conversation with someone who's been through exactly what you're dealing with right now.
Over the years I've been lucky enough to be able to use a number of different frameworks to develop applications. I remember when I first started to use CakePHP two objects for the same DB table confused me. Table = DB behaviour. Entity = your data.
There are some great updates coming in packagist, hopefully these things will help cut down the attack vectors that package creators will have to deal with great work @igorbenko.bsky.social and @naderman.de
6️⃣ Igor Benko outlines Packagist's security roadmap: integrated malware detection with Aikido, immutable stable versions this week, and plans for mandatory MFA. blog.packagist.com/an-update-on...
Just imagine waking up to this! It just highlights how important it is to make sure those forgotten side projects are either shut down or kept up to date.
🥈 Daniel Petrica shares a 3 AM panic story: how a forgotten side project with an outdated Livewire vulnerability sent 50,000 spam emails, and why Docker saved the day. danielpetrica.com/50-000-spam-...
What a week it's already started out to be! Just catching up with all the CVE's and the huge Laravel Lang supply chain Advisory there is a great breakdown of it over on the Snyk blog - snyk.io/blog/laravel....
Laravel Lang Supply Chain Advisory | Snyk
Laravel Lang Packagist releases were republished with malicious code. Learn how the supply chain attack worked, what was stolen, and how to respond.
snyk.io
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Welcome to Artisan Weekly 85! This week we're sharing ten fantastic Laravel resources from around the community. Let's dive into the top picks.
This weeks list is full of some great posts. The main one that everyone in the PHP world should be interested in is the Composer Vulnerability one that Is in First place. If you've not updated your composer version you should do right now!
Welcome back to Artisan Weekly Edition 84! This week brings an incredible mix of security insights, inspiring success stories, and practical Laravel techniques that showcase the diversity and strength of our community. Let's dive into the top 10 Laravel links that caught our attention:
One of the things I enjoy most about being a developer is that writing and structuring code isn't a one way thing. looking at this post by @jdavidsonwebdev.bsky.social we do a lot of similar stuff over at @jumptwenty4.bsky.social so its great to see. How would you structure your Laravel apps?
Have you ever wondered how other Laravel Devs structure their applications? Well @jdavidsonwebdev.bsky.social has put together how he structures his applications over on The Laravel Architect -> thelaravelarchitect.com/blog/how-i-s...
Sometimes you get to see some great PR's going into the @laravel.com Framework and this one by @liamhammett.bsky.social is definitely one.