SkillOpt is a text-space optimizer that trains reusable natural-language skills for frozen LLM agents through trajectory-driven edits, validation-gated updates, and deployable best_skill.md artifacts.
In this post we will be creating a public repository for our website. We will make some updates locally, add, commit, and push our code changes up to the GitHub where the whole world can see it! Step 1: Create the Repository on GitHub Once you are logged into GitHub. Click on th…
Update (Nov 3, 2013) : changed the parameters to reflect the new changes in PHP_CodeSniffer Just a quick post about the updates made to PHPCompatibility. I did a talk on PHP 5.4/5.5 at Zendcon, not just about what’s new and why you should upgrade, but also about the way PH…
Bonus chapter 12 for Laraboot: Laravel 5.2 For Beginners is complete and has been added to the book. You can download the latest copy for free by logging into your http://www.leanpub.com account and pulling down the latest copy. All updates and bonus material are free for the li…
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The PHP Velho Oeste is a national-level conference that takes place annually in the West of Santa Catarina, Brazil, known as Velho Oeste(Old West). Knowledge + Networking In this event, several relevant topics will be covered, from the latest language updates to best development…
# Laravel March Product Updates March was a big month for product updates. Laravel 13 brings first-party AI tooling to the framework, Laravel Cloud now has a free trial with no credit card required,...
Inertia.js v3 beta is out. No more Axios, a new Vite plugin handles SSR automatically, and optimistic updates are now built in. Upgrade guide included.
Like many of you, my days are dominated by notifications. Emails from project management systems, source control systems, calendar invitations, ticket updates, and message about messages on other platforms. I’ve noticed that some people use notifications as a power tool, w…
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I've been using the construct sudo run-parts /etc/update-motd.d/ to determine if recent system updates required a reboot. Today I learned I can simply check for the existence of the file /var/run/reboot-required. Determining if a reboot is required on Linux was originally publis…
From time to time, I will need to perform a PATCH-style - or partial - update of a model via a HTTP request. The first instinct for this might be to use a bunch of conditionals, but there's a
My blog has been very quiet for about 10 months, so I thought I’d write a quick update on what I’ve been doing : – Work has been extremely busy, with lots of new projects and lots of existing projects needing changes – Not really helping my workload is my…
Update: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url. This is the last post originally published on Medium.And we’re back with another update on what’s going on in the PHP-FIG! This time we have just two news, but big ones!PS…
Update: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url.This time I waited a bit longer before drafting a new update post, because a few new things where moving under the hood… Now it’s time to wrap it up!Brace yourselves, elect…
Update: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url.Another two months are passed, and here we are with a new recap of what happened inside the PHP-FIG. Let’s dive in!PSR-18: HTTP clientAt the last moment of October, a new P…
Update: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url.This time we have waited a bit longer before publishing a recap of the recent news from PHP-FIG, but we have a lot to share; let’s start!The new official page for PSR-17PSR…
Update: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url.Here we are again, with another bi-monthly update about the state of the affairs here at PHP-FIG. In the last two months, two PHP-FIG meetups where held, during the PHPDay …
The PSR-6 amendment pull requestUpdate: we’ve decided to move our blog under our official website; we’ve republished this post at this url.Continuing in our habit of frequent posts to update the community, here we are to see what happened inside the PHP-FIG in the last two month…
tl;dr: Temporary 24-hour cooldown period for plugin/theme releases before auto-updates. AI can give defenders an edge. We want to secure all 78K plugins and themes on WordPress.org. One of the things we’ve always striven to do as the developers of WordPress is to work hard…
I just released v2.3.0 of @badgateway/oauth2-client, which I wrote because there weren’t any lean, 0-dependency oauth2 clients with modern features such as PKCE. This new version includes support for: Resource Indicators for OAuth 2.0 (RFC8707). OAuth2 Token Revocation (RFC7009)…
This article highlights what’s happening in the world of JavaScript regular expressions right now. Spoiler: it’s quite a lot — there are more RegExp-related proposals currently advancing through the TC39 standardization process than there have been updates to RegExp in the histo…
ES2015 updates the grammar for identifiers. This affects a number of things, but most importantly, identifiers can be used as variable names, and identifier names are valid unquoted property names. This post describes the observable changes compared to the old ES5 behavior.
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Today we would like to share our plans for the future of Codeception. We are going to release two major versions soon and we are ready to do so! If you want to stay on board and get the latest updates, please read this post carefully. We will explain the reasoning behind the new…
In last few weeks Codeception received updates aimed to empower acceptance testing. We try to make PHP a better place for browser tests. As you know, QA engineers often prefer other languages like Java or Python for test automation. But PHP is not that bad by itself, it is simpl…
Codeception is improving from day to day with the help of our contributors. Recently we had new 2.0.6 release with lots of bugfixes and new features. Unfortunately some not obvious regressions were introduced, and we had to release 2.0.7 as fast as we could. In order to maintain…
Bugfix release on stable 1.8 branch. While you are waiting for 2.0 RC and final version, you can update your current Codeception to get the newest patches and updates. Here they are: [WebDriver] Correctly return to main page when switchToIFrame() is called by ** n8whnp**. [WebDr…
Codeception 1.8.1 is out. Bugfixes and small useful features in it. The most interesting improvement was done by frqnck. Phar version now has self-update command which acts the same way as it is in composer. From now on you can easily upgrade codeception.phar file. Small yet imp…
I've updated some things in the last few years. Now's as good a time as any to link to them. bookfeed.io bookfeed.io is an RSS feed for book releases. I'm not sure why, but Google Books' search results have become increasingly unreliable over the last year. I've added openlibrar…
‘Synchronous’, multi-master, auto-everything – that’s the new MySQL Group Replication (IPC14 talk/slides) in simple words. After torturing PHP developers for decades with MySQL Replication there is now a new replication option which does not require read-…
One of our new projects here at Setfive is a service that will allow people to create a subscription that will condense AWS product updates into a single email notification with the user’s chosen frequency. An important aspect to a product like this is a captivating sign u…
Most PHP developers never think about how PHP is built. They download it or install it using a command or a pre-built image and get started with their work. That is exactly how it should feel. A build system is doing its job when the final result looks great and works as expecte…
The year is 2022 and I am still using my blog to share personal-ish status updates. Today’s post is about my career. I work at Mozilla for ~4 years now (including my time as a contractor). After having worked on many things and getting a promotion not too long ago, I made a late…
In this fourth post of the series, I've gathered new features added to Jobs and Queues in Laravel 8. Since the original release of 8.0 back in September 2020, Jobs and Queues got a bunch of significant updates that you don't want to miss. If you want to learn all the ins and out…
We are just a few weeks away from the Laravel 7 release, so I've put together a list of some important new features and changes. Of course this is not everything but it is a brief overview of some of the new stuff. Please note that Laravel 5.8 will not receive security updates a…
Transcript [00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress, the people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case, how AI is exposing hidd…
I'd promised a couple of folks back in Maryland that I'd keep updatingthis blog to let them know what I'm getting up to. I'm a little overdue onthis, but it does mean that I get to write a more substantial update. (I postmuch more frequent but smaller updates on my Facebook time…
Hi everyone, I've been building **KAAL Realtime**, a Laravel package that enables **live updates across connected browsers** while letting you continue using standard Blade templates.  for efficient batch dispatch, and MCP client and server tooling across Laravel's AI stack. Here's everything that shipped in June.
Queue-SQL is a Laravel package that turns mass updates, deletes, and inserts into batches of parallel queued jobs. The post Queue-SQL: Run Mass Deletes and Updates Across Parallel Queue Jobs appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get all the latest Larave…
For nearly three decades, HTTP has given developers a small set of request methods that became second nature. GET retrieves data. POST submits data. PUT updates. DELETE removes. It all feels simple — until you need to build a complex search API. In June 2026…
If you maintain an active repository, you know the feeling. You open your notifications on a Monday morning and there they are: five, 10, sometimes a dozen Dependabot pull requests, each bumping a single dependency by a single patch version. Individually, every one of them is he…
Our team of core developers works very hard to strengthen and improve the PHP language. In an effort to improve the way we communicate this work, from now on, we will be posting quarterly updates regarding their individual projects and efforts. Our core team consists of 13 peopl…
