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Queues
Every article on Queues, newest first.
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Sending And Receiving Webhooks In Laravel
A webhook is a contract between two codebases that never meet. Both ends of it in plain Laravel: what to sign, how long to retry, and how the receiver avoids doing the work twice.
The Second Pattern: Claim Check
A payload that is 40KB almost always and 12MB occasionally cannot be sized for. Making it smaller is not the fix, because the problem is the channel it is moving through.
The Second Pattern: Transactional Outbox
Commit then notify loses messages. Notify then commit sends lies. The dual write problem has no clever solution, and Tempest ships more of the machinery than it advertises.
Building Research
A desktop research workspace in Laravel and NativePHP. Streaming SSE into a queued job, distilling reports with a local model, and why cosine similarity cannot tell a paraphrase from a contradiction.
The Job And The Controller Disagree
The same operation runs from two entry points and they have quietly drifted. In Laravel that drift has a predictable shape, because validation lives at the edge and only one edge has it.
Queues you can pause and buckets you can walk away from
Two weeks of Laravel 13: a read-through filesystem driver for zero-downtime storage migrations, a global queue pause switch, debounced listeners, and Redis cluster fixes worth upgrading for.
Fibers Plus the Polling API: What Async PHP Actually Looks Like Now
Fibers give PHP concurrency. The Polling API gives it native epoll and kqueue. Here's how to build on both, with honest benchmarks.
The Polling API Is the Most Underrated RFC PHP Has Shipped in Years
The Polling API gives PHP 8.6 native epoll and kqueue at last. Here's why the RFC nobody discussed is the most consequential in years.
Relay: Building a Fiber-Native HTTP Layer for Modern PHP
Explore the design and implementation of Relay, a new HTTP transport layer for PHP 8.5+.
Dockerizing Laravel queues, workers, and schedulers
Learn to containerize Laravel queues, workers, and schedulers for production with isolation and scalability.