What Is NativePHP? Laravel-Powered Desktop and Mobile in 2026
NativePHP lets you build native desktop and mobile apps with PHP and Laravel—no Swift, Kotlin, or web server required. Here’s how it works and when it’s worth it.
Essays, notes, and engineering reflections—written with a focus on clarity and craft.
NativePHP lets you build native desktop and mobile apps with PHP and Laravel—no Swift, Kotlin, or web server required. Here’s how it works and when it’s worth it.
A step-by-step Laravel 12 tutorial that walks you through building a simple todo list app from scratch—models, migrations, routes, and Blade views in one focused pass.
Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter compared head-to-head—plus Yii, CakePHP, and Laminas—so you can pick the right PHP framework for 2026.
Not a changelog—a production-focused guide to PHP 8.5 features that actually matter in real production systems, focusing on correctness, maintainability, and operational impact.
A production-focused look at Laravel Octane—where it delivers real performance gains, where it introduces risk, and how to decide if it’s the right optimization for your PHP application.
A practical, experience-driven comparison of PHP and Node.js in 2026, focused specifically on REST API development—latency, memory usage, developer experience, and production stability.
A pragmatic, experience-driven look at PHP in 2026—its performance, ecosystem, real-world use cases, and how it actually compares to Node.js and Python today.
PHP remains the backbone of the modern web—faster, more efficient, and with an ecosystem too big to ignore.
A practical, production-focused guide to scaling Laravel applications using proven techniques like caching, queues, database optimization, and horizontal scaling.