@aarondfrancis@luisdalmolin As Laravel cloud use Neon for the serverless Postgres’s. I’m still praying for the day I see Laravel cloud partner with Platnetscale. They have Neki now! 🙏🏾😭 @samlambert
Say hello to my newest package: Inertia UI Forms! ⚡️
Build serious forms without wiring up every field. Fields, validation, uploads, multi-step flows, it all lives in one form class that feels right at home in Laravel. Here's how that looks:
@pascalbaljet Do you have ETA on it? I have a project I would love to use it and not filament so it's better integrated with the rest of our application :D
@its_bvisness RenderIO has a good one: https://t.co/I9bOi3qhPd, everything run in the browser. If you need they also offer ffmpeg directly in the browser so you cna run custom ffmpeg command there lol https://t.co/7KPhNLxGfc
It’s Next.js Liberation Day.
The #1 request we kept hearing: help us run Next fast and secure, without the lock-in and the costs.
So we did it. We kept the amazing DX of @nextjs, without the bespoke tooling, built on @vite. We’re working with other providers to make deployment a first-class experience everywhere.
Next.js belongs to everyone.
https://t.co/2A3pHnQLfp
to be clear, huge respect for claude code and opus 4.5 is incredible. you all pioneered this space.
but the auth change today is rough. this worked yesterday. people built workflows around using their max subscription with tools like opencode, and now that’s just gone.
and honestly once you’ve set up a custom opencode workflow with your own tools, your own context, your own memory integrations… going back to claude code just feels like a downgrade. it’s slower, more bloated, and you lose all the customization that made the experience actually work for you.
it’s not that claude code is bad as a starting point. it’s that actively removing functionality that paying subscribers relied on feels like the wrong move. if claude code is the better experience, people will migrate naturally. you don’t need to force it.
taking away something that worked and was valuable to power users just damages trust. and power users tend to be your loudest advocates.
would genuinely love to understand the reasoning here because from the outside it just reads as lock-in over competition.
ps: big fan of your work!! you’re a huge inspiration
@danestves @laravelphp I had the same error than you. I made a ticket and after investigation for my case, it was some non-latin langages in the vendor of filament that made it crashes. I hope it helps you ;)
https://t.co/Qux7Fq0Ofs
@cramforce All our functions runs the different SSR pages of our next app. We're not using it yet PPR.
Mosts functions calls to Contentful API and our internal API to generate the page.
Function in CDG1 with Perfomance CPU mode.
I can share more data in DM
@tobiaslins That’s great. Will it be possible one day then to have a native integration if we use open telemetry? To see which part of the function take most time 👀
@rauchg I completely agree with you, and as a customer, I truly appreciate all the effort and new offerings Vercel continues to provide over time. But what if the providers that before was just a security layer become now a hosting platform too? Is it bad?
You’re a CDN and centralized network as much as Cloudflare.
I quote from your website:
Our Edge Network is both a Content Delivery Network (CDN) and a globally distributed platform for running compute in regions around the globe.
How do you differ from them or any other?
One of the biggest dangers facing the open internet is the increasing centralization of traffic by proxies, under the pretense of security.
Security must happen at the origin, it can’t be outsourced. This preserves the freedom of the web and reduces the potential of a global trust and safety team knocking at the door.
CDNs are not only a performance crutch with incoherent caching and a tax on dynamism, they also create a security and centralization bottleneck.
@Cloudflare@rauchg In both case you protect the origin server, in both case you become the origin server if the customer use the compute as his backend/origin. Both of you offer CDN, firewall and DDOS mitigation around the origin.
At the end of the day, everything need to go through your network
Vercel multiple PoPs around the whole like @Cloudflare does and even comparing your 2 schemas that you use look the same.
Globally distributed platform for running compute in regions around the globe ? Cloudflare Workers
So I really would love to understand @rauchg