Laravel Bastion is a Stripe-inspired API authentication package with environment isolation, granular scopes, and built-in security.

Laravel has launched a new holiday-themed microsite, the Laravel OSS Advent Calendar 2025, which reveals a short video and spotlight on a different open source package every day from December 1 through 25.

PhpStorm 2025.3 is out, and this release comes with native Claude Agent integration, out-of-the-box Laravel support, support for PHP 8.5, improvements in generics, a new Islands theme, and more.

Laravel Artifact is a lightweight package for simple media management in Laravel. It streamlines file uploads, storage, retrieval, and supports public/private disks and signed URLs.

Why struggle with JavaScript frameworks when Laravel Livewire lets you build fully interactive dashboards using only PHP? In this episode, learn how to set up Livewire 3, create dynamic dashboard components with date range filtering, integrate Flux UI for…

The Laravel team released version 12.42, featuring HTTP client request attributes, support for Enums in Translator replacements, schema builder index methods, and more.

Learn how to migrate Laravel applications from SQL to MongoDB with this comprehensive guide covering schema redesign, data transformation, query rewriting, testing strategies, and performance optimization for document-based databases.

Refine is a live Blade editor for Laravel that enables instant, in-browser editing of Blade templates.

Learn how Laravel Shift boosted performance by using Cloudflare’s free geocoding header to simplify code, enable smarter caching, and deliver purchasing power pricing based on location.

A handy Laravel package for translatable enums.

Inertia v2.3 was released, adding Laravel Precognition support to the Form component and useForm() out of the box. This update makes it super simple to start validating forms on the frontend using your Laravel validation rules.

Lines is a CLI tool by Tomas Votruba that measures lines of code and features used in PHP projects. It has zero dependencies, runs anywhere, and provides PHP-specific metrics.