Laravel Serbia Organizer. CEO at Taskavel. Builder.

Serbia
Joined October 2022
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Wire Packages is live 🚀 A directory for the Laravel ecosystem: packages, starter kits, dev tools and freelancers. Every listing credits its creators and shows which Laravel versions it supports. Your AI editor can search it too, over MCP. Open-source listings are free. Always.
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What a week, plenty to read and view. Keep an eye on phpnews.net by @mattstauffer and @ericlbarnes for all your PHP Updates also if you've got a spare 10mins head over to artisandefense.dev/ and check out @HelgeSverre excellent Artisan themed Tower Defense game.
Edition 106 is here, and it's packed with everything from tower defense games built by AI agents to deep dives into PHP's package management history. This week's picks span the entire Laravel and PHP ecosystem - from type-safe routing solutions to security team insights, and even how Rust and Go are shaping PHP's future. Here are your top 10 ranked picks from the Laravel community this week:
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We're super excited to announce Statamic Summit 2027 🎉 It's a relationship-forward conference for anyone building with Statamic. We'll have talks, workshops, breakout groups, shared meals, & three nights under the same roof. Of a castle. 🏰 Hope to see you there! statamicsummit.com
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I was curious how Natural Language Search would handle a query I'd normally build with filters. So I built a small Livewire + Laravel Scout + Typesense demo. I tried this: Find ThinkPad laptops with at least 32GB RAM under ₹100000 Traditional search gave me 0 results. Natural Language Search gave me 11 results. The interesting part? I could just describe what I wanted instead of picking each filter myself. I'd still keep filters for precise control. But for starting a search, this feels like a much more natural way to begin. Sponsored by @typesense. fandf.co/4xGenwq
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If 50 people get on the Flowdly beta Kirill will finally do a public chin reveal
Wrapping up work on local LLM shorts generations in Flowdly, it's not 100% accurate, but seems to be good enough. P.S. @gwleuverink, at some point we need to put your face on stickers and get rich by selling those.
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Welcome to cp24, @laravelbackpack 👋 @tabacitu and team have been building admin panels for Laravel since 2016. Now your first year is 50% off: 1 project: €89 → €44.50 Unlimited: €399 → €199.50 Gold too, on both. cp24.dev/coupons/backpack-fo… cp24.dev/coupons/backpack-fo…
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The best AI prompts are specific and detailed, but typing takes time. With VoiceAvel, speak your ideas directly into ChatGPT and other Mac apps. Think out loud, give better context, and spend less time typing. Your next great prompt is one conversation away.
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Some very nice improvements coming to @nativephp Desktop 👀 Scoping a route to a window used to take some pretty roundabout code.. but no more! Declare a window together with its screens 💅 Navigate to any of those routes and it opens in the right window, automatically
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Only a few days left of this offer
I might regret this one 😅 For a limited time, your first month of ZXN Studio is just $1. That includes 100 GB of cloud storage, which means if you actually use it all, I’m literally losing money on your first month. Record, edit and share with ZXN Studio. 👉 zxn.studio
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Check out the VoiceAvel public roadmap! 🚀 See what we're working on and how we're evolving. We value transparency and want to keep you in the loop. Stay updated on our progress! 👉 voiceavel.com/roadmap #VoiceAvel #Roadmap
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Postavel works inside ChatGPT or Claude over MCP. Pick the client and brand, prepare a draft for each network, then review it in Postavel before anything is scheduled. MCP access is on every plan. 7-day free trial: postavel.com
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When an AI agent writes the code, who updates the board? In Taskavel, the agent does. Over MCP it reads the task, logs time, comments what it did and moves the card to review. You review the PR. taskavel.com/what-is-taskave…
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One update needs a LinkedIn post, an Instagram caption and a short X version. Then client feedback lands in email. Postavel keeps it together: one text, adjusted per network, reviewed by the client before scheduling. Starter $19/mo, 7-day free trial: postavel.com
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I built Taskavel for my own projects. It fixes a boring problem: hours tracked in one tool, then retyped into invoices in another. Every Taskavel task has a timer, and tracked hours turn into an invoice via Invoicing.to. Free for up to 5 people
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Every search box eventually becomes a filter panel. I've seen this happen more than once. Search starts with one input. Then price. Location. Sorting. One more filter... Before you know it, you've built a whole UI for building queries. Instead of making users figure out which filters they need, they can just describe what they're looking for. I'd still keep filters for precise control, but I can see this being really useful for product discovery and large catalogs. Sponsored by @typesense. fandf.co/4xQ1QHn
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With Taskavel + MCP, AI assistants integrate directly into your workflow, providing context and keeping your board updated. Less manual updates. More time for building. AI should enhance your workflow, not just be a chat window. #Taskavel #Productivity
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The keyboard is probably the slowest part of your brain. You already know what you want to say. Your fingers are just translating it. Maybe it’s time to skip the middleman. Skip the middleman. Try Voiceavel → voiceavel.com
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