I just open-sourced Noerd — a Laravel Livewire 4 package for admin panels and business apps.
→ Multi-tenant architecture with data isolation
→ YAML-driven lists, detail views & navigation
→ Multi-language admin panel
→ App management for custom business apps
https://t.co/ugYjBukRFI
It's still early and I'd really appreciate any feedback or thoughts!
Laravel MCP 1.0 is here 🎉
This is a big protocol upgrade with support for MCP version 2026-07-28.
Stateless servers, searchable tool catalogs, caching, improved OAuth, MCP Apps updates, and a lot more.
Quick thread 🧵
Just shipped noerd/notifications
A bell in the top bar for every noerd app: unread badge, mark all as read, and one click opens the record.
Send from anywhere, even queued jobs. No WebSockets needed.
https://t.co/1kAhsZmF6C
#Laravel#Livewire
Claude or Codex can write your own PRs but @ryangjchandler thinks you should instead. Read why writing them yourself makes you a better engineer and a better teammate.
https://t.co/uLdkpo2jAw
Before AI, I wrote Laravel's docs for humans... enough technical depth to teach without overwhelming you, documenting primarily common cases over edge cases. Progressively revealing complexity.
Post-AI, I'm adding more detail and examples than I would previously. Not excessively, but I'm writing for agents as my primary audience at this point.
I pretty much have the assumption human eyes will never touch these docs in the future.
I weirdly find this exciting - humans skip sections and miss details, but now I know every doc improvement I make directly translates to better AI-generated Laravel code.
I've implemented countless designs over my career. I recently started compiling a list of tips that I can share with other devs.
Details often get missed between design and implementation. I want to minimize the difference.
https://t.co/zs5HFE15AG
Finally tried Laravel Cloud for a side project. A little late to the party, since at work we're running straight on AWS.
Got a fun debugging story right away: deployment green, app healthy, but the homepage returned a 502 from Cloudflare. Nothing in the app logs, nothing in Nightwatch. From Laravel's point of view, every request was a 200.
I finally found the answer in the nginx logs: upstream sent too big header (logged as Info, not as an Error).
Laravel Cloud default is SESSION_DRIVER=cookie. My landing page stuffed ~60 KB of demo data into the session → the entire payload ended up in the Set-Cookie header → nginx buffer overflow → response dropped. Fair: My mistake.
@laravel But any way to make Cloudflare/nginx issues like this more visible in the future?
Besides that: genuinely impressed. https://t.co/oOAsFs354x is now running on Laravel Cloud 🚀
According to @mattstauffer and @taylorotwell, @laravel isn’t just a PHP framework.
It’s a full-stack application development framework that has always brought multiple languages together.
https://t.co/D3HhNuWwho
My talk from @LaraconUS is up!
Learn about the building blocks Laravel provides for creating real time, collaborative applications
Come for the websockets, stay for the torrent of raining emojis
https://t.co/aYf30KChv8
Welcome to your new Laravel local development experience:
𝚙𝚑𝚙 𝚊𝚛𝚝𝚒𝚜𝚊𝚗 𝚍𝚎𝚟
↔️ Toggle between tabbed and interleaved output
🔁 Restart processes inline
🧹 Clear process logs
🔍 Search output
Freshly released in v13.25.0, enjoy! 🤘
Useful Laravel package!
provydon/laravel-scale: https://t.co/aX6Xn45t1A
One install gives you Laravel Octane (FrankenPHP), a production Docker setup, and a stateless web + worker layout that runs on Render, Laravel Cloud, Fly, Railway, AWS ECS & EKS, and Google GKE & Cloud Run
say hello to pest v5
· tia: the fastest testing engine in the world (literally instant)
· agent plugin: 10x better than any other browser agent
· phpstan + rector: built in
· evals: test your agents
ship it
@LaraconUS never stops going, neither does our Engineering team.
Here are some of the features @taylorotwell walked through yesterday:
◆ Your Laravel Cloud stack sleeps and wakes in under 500 ms (MySQL included), and managed queues scale to zero when your queue is empty.
◆ Deploy your Next.js/Nuxt frontend on Cloud, from the same repo as your Laravel app.
◆ Laravel LSP brings VS Code's autocomplete and navigation to any editor.
◆ Inertia DevTools shows you every request, header, and hydrated prop.
Read the recap for all the details: https://t.co/iRCaHHOJa0
I’m loving this update.
Monorepo support is now incredibly easy. Plus, you have @nextjs and @nuxt_js support right here on Laravel Cloud.
It’s simple. And I love it.