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I am building https://laraplugins.io and trying to create a tool usefull for developers and agents.

Sounds like a unified directory of domain with lower security that attackers can target to me. not sure the domain for self hosting is such a great idea.

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The short version: Someone exploited an outdated Livewire version on a dormant side project of mine. They stole my .env file, used the Mailcoach API keys to send 50,000 spam emails…

I run it for my apps with traefik in front and is awesome. you can easily add services, DBs, backups and more and using the bin mounts you can migrate in painless way.

At the end of November, I shared a questionnaire to discover what the community thinks about the state of Laravel packages today. I wanted to focus on the real-world pain points de…

If you are building high-performance Laravel applications, you are likely already exploring the limits of what's possible with FrankenPHP and Laravel Octane. In my previous work de…

As someone who built a standard shortener (coz.jp), this is hilarious. I spent so much time trying to make links look trustworthy; doing the exact opposite is a surprisingly fun co…

Nice project, I love the laravel stack. but why did you use the laravel 11 version if i may ask?

upvote for the laravel topic

Launching Laraplugins.io Hello artisans! I'm excited to launch Laraplugins.io, a Laravel-built directory that helps you discover healthy, maintained plugins faster. The platform fe…

Also I should also mention that the site also expose this health data as Readme embeds for developers to use in their projects

Hi HN, I'm Daniel, a solo dev from Italy. I built LaraPlugins.io to solve a specific pain point I kept hitting: finding a Laravel package, installing it, and only realizing weeks l…