Laravel Ecosystem
Laravel and its ecosystem: framework news, packages, and the PHP community around it.
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We index newsletters and podcasts — where named humans still talk to real audiences, and the one part of the media your monitoring tool can't see — and make them searchable by your AI agent. This page is one market's worth of that corpus.
- Sources
- 15
- Posts and episodes
- 2,360
- Podcasts
- 11
- Newsletters
- 2
- Latest post
- 2 days ago
Things people say here — from the shows in this collection
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Who publishes here — active in the last 90 days
471 posts
Principal engineer at LMG Asset Finance in Adelaide, Australia, who works with PHP and Laravel and organizes t...
465 posts
Web developer and podcaster in the Laravel community, covering Laravel releases, Laracon, Laravel Cloud and th...
323 posts
Creator of Livewire, Alpine.js and Flux UI, open source tools that let Laravel developers build interactive fr...
Andrey Kurenkov
198 posts
Former AI researcher (PhD from Stanford), current AI builder. Co-founder of The Gradient, Last Week in AI, and...
Jake Bennett
189 posts
Software developer at Wilber Group building with Laravel, and Christ follower. Co-hosts the Laravel News Podca...
175 posts
Software developer and database educator, co-founder of Try Hard Studios with Steve Tenuto, making video cours...
174 posts
Founder of HelpSpot, a bootstrapped help desk software company he has run since 2005 with no outside funding....
Joel Clermont
162 posts
Web developer based in Milwaukee who specializes in PHP and Laravel, writing and speaking about testing, API d...
Aaron Saray
162 posts
Software developer, engineering coach and CTO with two decades in the field, working with engineering managers...
Paul Redmond
120 posts
Writer covering Laravel and the wider PHP ecosystem, from framework releases to community packages and develop...
Taylor Otwell
97 posts
Creator and CEO of Laravel, the PHP web application framework, and of the products built around it, including...
84 posts
Principal at Geocodio and a Laravel developer building Prism, an open-source package for working with AI model...
Ranked by how many posts and episodes each person is credited on across this collection — writers by byline, hosts and guests from the transcript. These are the names to pitch, book, or watch.
What they're talking about — in each source's latest posts
Who advertises here — active in the last 90 days
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- “You cannot create a SaaS like Nightwatch without having people pay per event. … Small businesses have websites up where there's not necessarily a strong correla...” Ed Grosvenor, Artisan Beer
- “When I was working on Make VS Code Awesome, I said this has nothing to do with Laravel, I could ship it to the whole world. So let's do it for VS Code in genera...” Caleb Porzio, Notes On Work - by Caleb Porzio
- “If I had twelve agents running at all times, that's just twelve slop cannons that I have to clean up after. I don't understand how you're doing this.” Caleb Porzio, Notes On Work - by Caleb Porzio
- “It's not so much a matter of saving money. It's a matter of I don't want to have my tools interrupt my workflow. … The moment Claude comes back and says, I can'...” Ed Grosvenor, Artisan Beer
- “But now that I understand how to build with agents, it's completely shifted what I think about HubSpot. … I think it's a terrible platform.” Sam Sappenfield, Laravel Podcast
- “What I want is I don't want you to build AI into your app, I want you to make AI usable from outside your app. I want you to give me the best CLI, API, MCP in t...” Aaron Francis, Mostly Technical
- “You person listening should not be trying to sell developers. And they're only getting worse. They used to be terrible. … Because they would always, even in the...” Ian Landsman, Mostly Technical
- “With my day job and kids and commitments and things like that, there's just no way that I could have done all of this stuff that I wanted to do without having a...” Michael Dyrynda, North Meets South Web Podcast
- “Adversarial by nature is adversarial. It's built to find something no matter what. … And then now this little itty bitty change has exploded into five, 10 diffe...” Chris Gmyr, Slightly Caffeinated
- “So many bootstrapper-type companies are scared to raise their prices on their existing customers, but you have to do that. It's just free money. And okay, if yo...” Ian Landsman, Mostly Technical
- “It's just too dangerous the way that we're living right now, which is just blind installs. And trying to review it yourself is impractical. Handing it off to a...” Jacob Bennett, Laravel News Podcast
- “Out of the hubris of my heart, I said, but I'm a software developer and you're a property tax company. I don't know if you can afford to hire me. And they're li...” Aaron Francis, Mostly Technical
- “I do think the value of unit tests has always been less than the value of feature tests. We just didn't want to write end-to-end tests because they were kind of...” Aaron Francis, Mostly Technical
- “We went and made a config file that lives in the root of the repo that has basically glob paths for must-have human review, for like auth and migrations … And t...” TJ Miller, Slightly Caffeinated
- “If you're going to call something out, validate that you can actually point to the thing that you're calling out. And if you can't, then just drop it. So just t...” Chris Gmyr, Slightly Caffeinated
Where these numbers come from
- Sources are hand-picked by us for this market. Post and episode counts are everything we have indexed for them, back to whatever archive the source publishes.
- People and advertisers are everyone credited or heard on these sources in the last 90 days, ranked by every post they have appeared on here. Topics come from the 10 newest posts of each source, so every source counts equally.
- A person is counted once per post, whether they wrote it, hosted it, or appeared on it as a guest. Podcast credits come from the transcript.
- Everything on this page is a live query against the corpus.
