Recent posts with #php

Why I stopped using Node.js for most of my projects 👇

I got tired of installing a 3rd-party package for every small feature.

Want sessions? package.
File upload? package.
Validation? package.
Auth? 4–5 packages.
Security? More packages.

I just want to build — not manage dependencies.

PHP gives me sessions, cookies, forms, security, routing basics built-in.
Less boilerplate, fewer risks, faster shipping.

Node.js is powerful for real-time & microservices, but for rapid secure web dev — PHP feels more productive for me.

Not hate. Just choosing the tool that lets me focus on creating, not configuring.

#webdev #NodeJS #PHP #programming #devlife

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#PHP tip: PHP 8.5 Closures in Constant Expressions

PHP 8.5 enables closures in constant expressions, allowing default function parameters, attribute values, and class constants to be defined as closures without workarounds.

#php85 #closures #codetip #modernPHP

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📊 Interesting results from the State of PHP 2025 report

According to the survey, most PHP developers currently live in Japan 🇯🇵 (12%), followed by the United States 🇺🇸 and the Russian Federation 🇷🇺 with 8% each.
What’s even more interesting is that 36% of respondents come from “other” countries — showing how truly global the PHP community is 🌍

Why do you think Japan stands out this much?
Work culture? PHP popularity? Or something else? 🤔

#Milwad #PHP #PHPState
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🚀 Laravel performance doesn’t have to be limited by PHP’s request model.

In my latest article, I share how combining FrankenPHP, Laravel Octane, and Traefik Labs's Traefik can make your Laravel app truly production-ready — cutting load times from ~60ms to under 6ms per request.

It’s not just about speed: this architecture also improves isolation, process recovery, and deployment simplicity through Docker Compose.

If you want to understand how to move from PHP-FPM to a modern, container-based Laravel setup:

👉 Read here: coz.jp/TGzzQa



#Laravel #FrankenPHP #DevOps #Traefik #PHP #Docker

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