Consider this: Your web application is growing rapidly. What started as a simple caching strategy, storing a few user sessions and API responses, has evolved into a complex web of cached data. Your development team is struggling to manage cache …
I did the previous version of this 3 years ago in 2021. In that benchmark I compared Laravel Octane (with Swoole), Fastify & Go Fiber – with Go Fiber coming out a clear winner as far as performance was concerned. …
While I’ve been tinkering around in PostgreSQL off late, one of the things I looked into a bit more thoroughly (other than index types) was data types. PostgreSQL offers a wide range of data types but it also allows creation …
I’ve been tinkering around with PostgreSQL off-late while working on a project, using Laravel as my framework of choice. Its been many years since I looked into PostgreSQL, enough to say that I might as well be starting fresh. The …
Laravel is great at good many things and its inbuilt ORM & query builder makes working with multiple databases a breeze. But while working yesterday, I came across a curious issue – running artisan migrate:fresh command breaks if your tables …
A quick guide on how to set up Inertia.js & React with a Laravel module system.
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There’s no such thing as truly random data as far as computers and general algorithms are concerned - they all follow a set pattern and collisions are possible.
Comparing performance of Laravel Octane running on Swoole with Fastify and with Go Fiber using a real world simulation, in the quest to determine which stack is more performant than others and how these three fare against each other.
Is using GraphQL better in a Headless WordPress world? Or should one stick to using REST APIs?