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Laravel 13 shipped in March 2026 with a first-party AI SDK, native vector search, PHP 8.3 attributes, and queue routing. Here's what changed, why it matters, and how to use it without breaking existing code.
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Laravel Cloud just shipped scale-to-zero compute, sub-500ms cold starts, a $5 Starter plan, and spending limits. Here's what it means for solo developers and small teams shipping on a budget.
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Laravel Boost is a first-party MCP server that gives AI coding agents deep context about your app. Learn how to install it, what tools it exposes, and how it improves AI-generated code quality.
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Alibaba just open-sourced Open Code Review — the AI code review agent they used internally for two years across tens of thousands of developers. Here's how to install, configure, and integrate it into your workflow today.
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A quick look at how AI is transforming the developer workflow.
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Laravel 13 introduces the Laravel AI SDK — a first-party package that lets PHP developers build AI agents, vector search, and multi-agent workflows without touching Python. Here's what changed and how to start using it.
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On June 4, Anthropic dropped three open-source repos that turn Claude from a chatbot into a programmable agent engine. Here's what the Python SDK, TypeScript SDK, and GitHub Action actually do — and why solo developers should pay attention.
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Lassie raised $35M, but the real lesson isn't the funding. The founders learned the workflow first, then built AI agents that automate real work.
GitHub Copilot just graduated from smart autocomplete to full agent platform. SDK is now GA, Copilot App manages parallel agents, and Agent Merge handles CI autonomously. Here is what it means for solo developers and small teams.
