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Laravel 11 introduces a minimal application structure, Laravel Reverb provides real-time WebSocket communication, and new Laravel applications use SQLite as the default database.

Laravel 11 Now Available

Laravel Nova 5.0 is now available, focusing on modernizing core dependencies, including Inertia 2, PHP 8.1+, Laravel 10+, and introducing new features like Tab Panels for better resource organization and improved field handling. The upgrade guide provides detailed instructions, and the update is free for recent purchases or through license renewal.

Laravel Nova 5.0 Now Available

Inertia 2.0 introduces major new features for frontend development with Laravel, including support for asynchronous requests, deferred props for improved performance, data prefetching for faster page loads, and polling for UI synchronization. The release aims to enhance developer productivity and user experience by enabling more responsive and efficient single-page applications with popular frontend frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte. Upgrading from Inertia 1.x to 2.0 is designed to be smooth, with minimal breaking changes.

Announcing Inertia 2.0: Redefining Frontend Development for Laravel

Laravel's platform is a central hub for PHP developers, offering insights into web application development, PHP frameworks, and modern PHP practices. Through articles, tutorials, and community forums, Laravel offers insights into building robust and maintainable web applications, leveraging Laravel's features, and integrating with third-party services. Readers can learn about MVC architecture, RESTful API development, and database management to streamline their development workflows and create high-quality PHP applications.

Best of Laravel — 2024