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Ship Code Safely with Laravel Pennant Feature Flags
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Ship Code Safely with Laravel Pennant Feature Flags

Deploying new features used to mean holding your breath. You merged the branch, pushed to production, and hoped the QA process caught everything. If it didn’t, rollback meant either reverting a deployment or shipping a hotfix under pressure. Feature flags change that story entirely, and Laravel Pennant gives you a first-party, well-designed way to build […] The post Ship Code Safely with Laravel Pennant Feature Flags appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Tempest 3.0: The PHP Framework That Gets Out of Your Way
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Tempest 3.0: The PHP Framework That Gets Out of Your Way

If you spend most of your PHP time in Laravel or Symfony, you may have noticed a framework quietly picking up momentum over the past couple of years. Tempest describes itself as “the PHP framework that gets out of your way,” and after spending time with version 3.0 — released February 12, 2026 — that […] The post Tempest 3.0: The PHP Framework That Gets Out of Your Way appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Introduction to Loop Engineering: Building AI Agents That Run Themselves
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Introduction to Loop Engineering: Building AI Agents That Run Themselves

Video version https://youtu.be/pxnY6T98G14 You may not realize it, but most developers today sit at their keyboards running a manual while loop without realizing it. You write a prompt, read the response, decide what to ask next, and repeat, over and over again. All day long, you are the thing that keeps the process moving toward […] The post Introduction to Loop Engineering: Building AI Agents That Run Themselves appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Claude Code Subagents: Delegate Like a Senior PHP Developer
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Claude Code Subagents: Delegate Like a Senior PHP Developer

If you’ve been using Claude Code as a single monolithic assistant, you’ve only been using half the tool. Subagents — specialized AI assistants that Claude Code can spin up and delegate tasks to — fundamentally change how you work. Instead of context-switching between “write this Pest test,” “optimize that MySQL query,” and “review this Rector […] The post Claude Code Subagents: Delegate Like a Senior PHP Developer appeared first on PHP Architect.

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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.16
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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.16

🎙️ PHP Podcast – July 16, 2026 Hosts: Joe Ferguson, Sara Golemon, and Holly Schilling Joe hosts with Sarah and Holly while running on no sleep. The PHP Tech 2027 CFP opens, a fake PHP 9 pitch appears, we crown Holly the accidental main character of internals, and everyone agrees dark mode flashing white […] The post The PHP Podcast 2026.07.16 appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Symfony UX 3.0: A Component-First Frontend for PHP Developers
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Symfony UX 3.0: A Component-First Frontend for PHP Developers

When the Symfony team shipped UX 3.0 on April 13, 2026, they did something that major version bumps rarely do cleanly: they used the opportunity to remove things. Not just deprecated APIs, but entire packages that had quietly become dead weight over the 2.x cycle. The result is a leaner, more opinionated frontend toolkit that […] The post Symfony UX 3.0: A Component-First Frontend for PHP Developers appeared first on PHP Architect.

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HTTP QUERY method: the missing verb for complex search APIs
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HTTP QUERY method: the missing verb for complex search APIs

Video version at https://youtu.be/REjWp_2Dt30 Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) provides us with a set of basic methods to describe what our request is doing. Generally, we’re working with GET or POST requests, but these have limitations on them that you won’t be aware of until you’ve run headlong into one of them. The best example is […] The post HTTP QUERY method: the missing verb for complex search APIs appeared first on PHP Architect.

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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.09
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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.09

🎙️ PHP Podcast – July 9, 2026 Hosts: Eric Van Johnson & John Congdon | Guest: Holly Schilling A PHP RFC for extension methods that PHP definitely should have had by now. 👋 Holly Schilling, Uninvited but Welcome Holly was originally just planning to heckle from the Discord chat room. She had about 45 minutes’ […] The post The PHP Podcast 2026.07.09 appeared first on PHP Architect.

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FrankenPHP in Production: Worker Mode, Embedded Binaries, and Real Performance
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FrankenPHP in Production: Worker Mode, Embedded Binaries, and Real Performance

For twenty-plus years, “deploying PHP” meant the same uneasy triangle: Apache or Nginx in front, PHP-FPM behind, and a configuration file glued between them that nobody on the team really understood. FrankenPHP is the first genuinely different answer that stack has had in a long time, and after a couple of years of steady releases […] The post FrankenPHP in Production: Worker Mode, Embedded Binaries, and Real Performance appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Livewire 4’s Islands Architecture: Build Faster UIs Without the JavaScript Overhead
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Livewire 4’s Islands Architecture: Build Faster UIs Without the JavaScript Overhead

Caleb Porzio shipped Livewire v4 in January 2026, and it’s not a minor bump. The release introduces islands architecture, single-file components as the default format, scoped styles, built-in drag-and-drop sorting, and a suite of optimistic UI directives that make your interfaces feel instant. If you’ve been building with Livewire v3, the upgrade path is smooth […] The post Livewire 4’s Islands Architecture: Build Faster UIs Without the JavaScript Overhead appeared first on PHP Architect.

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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.02
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The PHP Podcast 2026.07.02

🎙️ PHP Podcast – July 2, 2026 Hosts: Eric Van Johnson & John Congdon Eric’s new laptop won’t share its screen. John lost a fight with a leaf blower. PHP 8.6 alpha dropped. 100+ people showed up to make PHP seem cool again. Normal show. 🖥️ Eric’s Fresh Install and the Screen That Wouldn’t Share […] The post The PHP Podcast 2026.07.02 appeared first on PHP Architect.

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PHP Checkup – Keeping Your Applications Healthy in 2026
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PHP Checkup – Keeping Your Applications Healthy in 2026

June has a way of focusing the mind. The conference season has wound down, the hallway conversations and late-night discussions at WurstCon have settled into plans, and now it’s time to build — carefully, thoughtfully, and with an eye toward what happens when real users and real data show up. This month’s issue is built […] The post PHP Checkup – Keeping Your Applications Healthy in 2026 appeared first on PHP Architect.

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How to run multiple AI agents in parallel with git worktrees
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How to run multiple AI agents in parallel with git worktrees

Video version: https://youtu.be/uVKXmqYVjpQ One of the more powerful features of AI-assisted development is that you can put multiple AI coding agents to work simultaneously with little effort. For example, you might have one building a new feature, one cleaning up an old API endpoint, and a third drafting a blog post. If the agents share […] The post How to run multiple AI agents in parallel with git worktrees appeared first on PHP Architect.

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MySQL Recursive CTEs for PHP Developers: Querying Hierarchical Data Without the Pain
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MySQL Recursive CTEs for PHP Developers: Querying Hierarchical Data Without the Pain

Recursive CTEs in MySQL let you query trees, org charts, and nested categories in a single query. Here’s how to use them effectively with PHP. Every PHP developer eventually hits the “tree problem.” You have categories with subcategories, employees with managers, comments with replies, or menu items with children — and you need to query […] The post MySQL Recursive CTEs for PHP Developers: Querying Hierarchical Data Without the Pain appeared first on PHP Architect.

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Laravel Prompts TUI Guide
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Laravel Prompts TUI Guide

Terminal UIs have had a quiet renaissance in the developer tools world. From Lazygit to btop, the era of the ugly text-only CLI is giving way to rich, interactive interfaces built entirely in the terminal. PHP developers have historically been left out of this movement — our CLI tooling was functional but rarely beautiful. That […] The post Laravel Prompts TUI Guide appeared first on PHP Architect.

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