$ articles --topic=career
Career
24 Laravel articles about Career.
You're Not Going to Do That Again, Are You?The author recounts shipping a bug at Steals.com that charged every customer 25 cents, and how CEO Rett Clevenger responded with a single question instead of firing him. The piece explains how that grace shaped the author's own leadership as a CTO, encouraging engineers to own and report mistakes early.Career · via guywarner.dev · 6h ago2 minPHP Is Not Dead. It Grew Up.The author, a longtime PHP developer and former CTO, argues that modern PHP 8 with Laravel is mature, reliable, and well suited for production systems. The piece explains why he would still choose it for a company, citing hiring, shipping speed, and scalability.Laravel · via guywarner.dev · 10h ago2 minBuild an Agent-Friendly CLI Tool in PHP and Run It Anywhere With CPXShows how to build a PHP command-line tool that outputs JSON, package it for Composer, and run it from any directory using CPX. Also covers how CPX differs from globally installed Composer tools, including isolated dependencies and automatic updates.PHP · via freek.dev · 22h ago1 minChainguard Broke the php2shell EmbargoChainguard CEO Dan Lorenc defends shipping fixed PHP builds before the embargo lifted on two critical remote code execution bugs, citing reports of exploits in the wild. PHP Foundation board member Nils Adermann disputes those reports and says Chainguard acted without telling the PHP team. The article also gives an opinion piece arguing the early release was a bad call.PHP · via PHP News · 16d ago5 minWhy I think we should write our own PR descriptionsRyan Chandler argues that developers should write pull request descriptions themselves, even when AI agents do much of the coding. He explains why ownership and review context matter, and why a short explanation from the person driving the change beats a long AI-generated summary.Git · via freek.dev · 26d ago1 minPHP Foundation Community Hour Podcast 2026.10.08Hosts Elizabeth Barron and James Titcumb discuss James's path into open source, what the PIE extension installer does and why it replaces PECL, and the 1.5 release with its locking, upgrade command, and attestation work. They close with practical advice for first-time contributors.PHP · via phparch.com · 1mo ago6 minHow to Write Specs, RFCs and ADRsLearn what an RFC, an ADR and a spec are each for and how they differ in practice. The article shares the templates the author uses and walks through one feature from a blank page through all three documents.SRE & Incidents · via juststeveking.com · 1mo ago1 minKicking Off the Community Events Coalition Special Interest GroupIntroduces the new Community Events Coalition Special Interest Group, formed to help PHP user group leaders, meetup hosts, and conference organizers tackle shared problems like falling attendance, rising costs, sponsor shortages, and finding speakers. It also covers the kick-off meeting on October 28, 2026 at 13:00 UTC and how to sign up.PHP · via The PHP Foundation · 1mo ago3 minWhy I think we should write our own PR descriptionsThe author argues that developers should write their own pull request descriptions rather than leaving them to AI agents. Writing them by hand, they say, sharpens your thinking about the change and makes you a more useful teammate to reviewers.Git · via blog.laravel.com · 1mo ago1 minBifrost turns oneBifrost marks its first anniversary and 10,000 builds with a post listing six newly shipped features and a surprise the team is teasing. The excerpt does not say what the features are, so the details are in the full article.Career · via NativePHP · 1mo ago1 minWelcoming Daniel Scherzer to the Ecosystem Security TeamThe PHP Foundation has added Daniel Scherzer to the Ecosystem Security Team on a short-term basis, funded by the Alpha-Omega grant. He will work on the growing backlog of php-src hardening issues that do not qualify as security vulnerabilities but still improve PHP's quality.PHP · via The PHP Foundation · 2mo ago2 minJoin Us for PHPverse 2026 on June 9JetBrains PHPverse 2026 is a free, online one-day event on June 9, streamed live on the PHP Annotated YouTube channel from 11:00 am to 3:50 pm UTC. Speakers cover PHP language direction, ecosystem internals like Packagist and Symfony, and agentic AI workflows for shipping PHP code, with live Q&As.PHP · via PhpStorm Blog · 6mo ago3 min