PHP

Critical PHP Vulnerabilities: What Resilient Laravel Developers Should Do Next

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Your checkout works. Your queues are processing jobs. Your payment integration has timeouts, and your webhook handler rejects duplicate events. Then a critical security advisory arrives for PHP itself. Suddenly, the questions change. Which servers are affected? Can you update them today? Will the deployment interrupt payments? How will you know every running instance received … Read more

Plain PHP vs. Laravel: When Should You Use Each in Web Development?

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You need to build a small PHP endpoint that returns a status message. Setting up a full application framework might add more structure than this task needs. On another project, you start with a few PHP files. Then come user accounts, permissions, database changes, email notifications, and background tasks. Soon, you are maintaining your own … Read more