Laravel Native Mobile Development – The Latest Update in 2025

Introduction Laravel has long been one of the most popular PHP frameworks for web development. In 2025, it took a massive leap forward with the introduction of NativePHP for Laravel Mobile, a game-changing update that allows developers to build fully native iOS and Android applications using only Laravel and PHP. This means PHP developers no […]

Join our end-of-year fundraiser+ Register for PyCon US 2024!

Introduction The Python Software Foundation (PSF) plays a crucial role in supporting the Python programming language and its vibrant community. Every year, the PSF runs fundraising campaigns to sustain its operations, fund grants, and support community events worldwide. Alongside the fundraiser, PyCon US remains the flagship event for Python enthusiasts. About the PSF End-of-Year Fundraiser […]

50K WordPress sites exposed to RCE attacks by critical bug in backup plugin

Introduction A critical vulnerability was discovered in a widely-used WordPress backup plugin, putting approximately 50,000 websites at risk of Remote Code Execution (RCE) attacks. This security flaw highlights the ongoing importance of keeping WordPress plugins updated and maintaining strong security practices. What Happened? Security researchers identified a critical vulnerability in a popular WordPress backup plugin […]

Blocks devs from removing their own npm packages

Introduction The npm (Node Package Manager) registry has implemented significant changes to how package removal works, effectively preventing developers from removing their own published packages in most scenarios. This policy change has far-reaching implications for the JavaScript ecosystem and the millions of projects that depend on npm packages. Background: The Left-Pad Incident To understand why […]

Oracle Continues MySQL HeatWave Innovation with Vector Store and New Generative AI Capabilities

Introduction Oracle has announced significant enhancements to MySQL HeatWave, introducing vector store capabilities and new generative AI features. These updates position MySQL HeatWave as a comprehensive platform that combines traditional database operations with modern AI and machine learning capabilities, all within a single service. What is MySQL HeatWave? MySQL HeatWave is Oracle’s cloud-native database service […]

Stateful Scaling: Laravel Session Management in Kubernetes Clusters

Kubernetes is an excellent option for scaling Laravel applications. Kubernetes offers scalability, high availability, service discovery, and load balancing. Specifically for Laravel deployments, Kubernetes can help with stateless horizontal scaling, easy management of background processing, and storage flexibility.But it can come at a cost. The ephemerality of Kubernetes pods and the way they scale makes […]

10 Best WYSIWYG Editors For Easier Content Editing (2024 Update)

WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) Editor is a rich text editor system to help your user to edit the content in a format that resembles its appearance when published. Just like text editors, WYSIWYG editors are designed to give users the opportunity to write content in a visual way, which means that […]

HTML5 Basics For Everyone Tired Of Reading About Deprecated Code

You’ve probably seen many references to HTML5, along with mentions of certain features being “Deprecated” or “New” in HTML5. This can sometimes be confusing, as you find out that the way you thought you were “supposed” to do something is now not the right way at all. It can also be annoying, especially since most […]

Build epic Flutter games to assist in the battle to defend the planet

We know Flutter devs love a good challenge, so just in time for the new year, we’re excited to announce the next Flutter challenge! The Global Gamers Challenge is an 8 week contest to design, build, and publish sustainable games, sponsored by Flutter and Global Citizen. The contest’s winners will receive a trip to NYC […]

Writing CSS In 2023: Is It Any Different Than A Few Years Ago?

CSS is evolving faster than ever. With all of the new features that are now available, and forthcoming, since we got Flexbox and Grid years ago, the way we write CSS is evolving, too. In this article, Geoff Graham shares which features have had the most influence on his current approaches to CSS, as well […]