Carlos Mercado Gente @cmdevpe

@thebuggeddev This looks amazing! Would you mind sharing the prompt you used and which AI model generated it?

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¿Tú podrías devolverlo mañana y seguir programando? Sólo respuestas honestas.

blade (and @LaravelLivewire) fans, this one's for you pint --blade formats blade / html / php, and sorts @tailwindcss classes in your blade files composer update & enjoy 🤌🏻

I've seen from a few unrelated people that Kimi K3 is impressively good with 3D graphics. But also, think for a second what we're comparing against. A model that that just recently was "too dangerous to release". Fun times.

The Bugged Dev @thebuggeddev

2 months ago

My honest take on @Kimi_Moonshot K3 👀 As soon as I got access to Kimi, I put it through the exact same 3D football stadium challenge I had previously given Claude Fable 5. Fable 5 finished in under an hour. Kimi took almost 3 hours 🥵 At first, that was a very bad impression

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@SoyRubik Será?

Video 2 with @ashleyhindle. What it takes before he'll ship agent-written PHP: Rector, Pest and Pint on a pre-commit hook, agents working in isolated copies of the codebase, and a guidelines file that spells out what "done" actually means.

Laravel News @laravelnews

2 months ago

@ashleyhindle runs Rector, Pest and Pint as a pre-commit hook, so when an agent forgets the strict types declaration it just gets fixed. The agent never has to think about it. Everything runs in an isolated copy of the codebase, and his guidelines file states the project goal

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Artisan Weekly Edition 92 is here, and what a week it's been. Laravel London Summer Social has happened, England's still in the World Cup, and the heatwave has properly begun. While you're staying cool indoors, here are the top 10 Laravel links from this week that deserve your attention. 🥇 WHY WE BUILT NATIVEPHP The team behind NativePHP have published a brilliant piece explaining why they built the framework and where it fits in the modern development landscape. NativePHP enables Laravel developers to build native desktop and mobile applications using the framework they already know, eliminating the need to maintain separate codebases for web, desktop, and mobile platforms. The article from @simonhamp explores how converging trends in device capabilities, PHP maturity, and AI-assisted development have made it possible to use Laravel as a complete application platform across all devices. It's a fascinating read that challenges the traditional boundaries of what we consider "web" development. nativephp.com/blog/why-we-bu… 🥈 IMMUTABLE VERSIONS ON PACKAGIST Packagist has rolled out a significant security improvement that every Laravel developer should know about. The platform now enforces immutable version metadata, preventing silent rewrites when git tags are modified. @naderman explains how deleted versions remain visible with explanatory reasons, improving supply chain security and preventing the confusion that can arise when packages are updated after initial publication. This is a meaningful step forward in protecting the PHP ecosystem from supply chain attacks and accidental breaking changes. blog.packagist.com/immutable-vers… 🥉 APIGUIDE.DEV | AUTHORITATIVE HTTP & API REFERENCE @JustSteveKing has created something genuinely useful for anyone building APIs. This comprehensive reference directory covers HTTP status codes, headers, error schemas, and standardised Problem+JSON patterns. It includes practical guides for common scenarios like rate limiting, concurrency control, and validation failures. If you've ever found yourself googling "what HTTP status code should I use for..." this is the resource you've been waiting for. apiguide.dev 4️⃣ NOT YOUR GRANDPA'S PHP PHP has been dismissed for decades, but modern PHP is fast, typed, and can even build native desktop apps. In this Developer Advocate Chat, @codefoster sits down with Jim Seconde, PHP Developer Advocate at Vonage, to discuss how PHP has evolved over the years and why it's worth another look. It's a great conversation for anyone who still encounters the tired "PHP is dead" arguments, and it's packed with examples of what makes modern PHP so compelling. Perfect viewing whilst the England match is on in the background. youtube.com/watch?v=fc9b4D… 5️⃣ BEYOND THE BASTION: SECURE ARTISAN COMMAND EXECUTION WITH AWS SYSTEMS MANAGER @alberto_arena has written a practical guide addressing a common challenge: how do you run Laravel Artisan commands on EC2 instances after SSH access is removed for security compliance? The article demonstrates how to leverage AWS Systems Manager Run Command as a secure, auditable alternative to traditional SSH access for manual operations. If you're working in environments with strict security requirements, this is essential reading. albertoarena.it/posts/beyond-t… 6️⃣ REAL-TIME LARAVEL WITHOUT WEBSOCKETS (INERTIA POLLING) Real-time updates in Laravel usually mean reaching for WebSockets, but @christophrumpel demonstrates that a lot of the time you don't actually need them. In this video, he shows how polling with Inertia has become remarkably powerful. You'll see live updates in a single line with usePoll, partial reloads with `only`, and the new concurrency modes (overlap, cancel, rest) that give you real control over how requests behave. Sometimes the simpler solution is the better one. youtube.com/watch?v=oFv0vR… 7️⃣ BUILDING A FLAT-FILE BLOG WITH LARAVEL FOLIO @spec_tacul_ar has put together a comprehensive tutorial demonstrating how to create a simple, database-free blog within Laravel using Folio and YAML front matter. It's perfect for embedding blog functionality without the overhead of full CMS infrastructure. If you've ever wanted to add a blog to your Laravel application without spinning up a separate WordPress instance or managing database migrations for content, this approach is worth exploring. spec.tacul.ar/articles/flat-… 8️⃣ THIS WEEK IN PHP INTERNALS | JULY 8, 2026 Another great insight into this week in PHP Internals by Artisan Build. @ProjektGopher delivers a brilliant snapshot of what's happening in the world of PHP core development. If you've not been keeping up to date with RFCs or what's going on in PHP internals, these videos are fantastic for getting a quick overview. It's fascinating to see what's being discussed for future versions of the language we all use every day. youtube.com/watch?v=5Rr_H3… 9️⃣ BUILT AN AI-POWERED WAF FOR PHP/LARAVEL APPS IN AFRICA — HERE'S WHAT IT CATCHES A student developer from Cameroon, Nchiminyi Jezreel, has built a security tool that explains exactly why it blocked a request. The article tells the story of how and why this web application firewall was created, and demonstrates how to install it in just 30 seconds. It's inspiring to see developers from across the globe contributing meaningful security tools to the Laravel ecosystem. The AI-powered approach to explaining security decisions is particularly clever. medium.com/@jnchiminyi/bu… 🔟 STOP PROMPT INJECTION WITH A LOCAL LLM GUARD - SHIP AI WITH LARAVEL EP11 Episode 11 of Ship AI with Laravel, the brilliant series over on Laravel News where @harrisrafto has built a full AI platform using Laravel 13 and the Laravel AI SDK. This is the series finale, and it's a cracker. First, Harris demonstrates the problem: with the right messages, he socially engineers his own support agent into revealing its entire system prompt, its tools, and its internal instructions. Then he shows how the order lookup tool will happily return another customer's data if it accepts any order ID. Both are real vulnerabilities that ship in AI applications every single day. Then he shows you how to fix them with four layers of defence. If you're building anything with AI in Laravel, this episode is absolutely essential viewing. youtube.com/watch?v=tXsy6A… That's your lot for Edition 92. Stay cool in this heatwave, and keep building brilliant things with Laravel. --- Follow us: Daniel Newns: @DanielNewns Artisan Weekly: @artisan_weekly