Meticulously architected web applications. @TenancyLaravel v4 launching soon!
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🐙 Tenancy v4 & SaaS boilerplate v2 release is very close!
If you're building a SaaS, make sure you don't miss out on the launch discount!
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Using SQLite in production with Laravel laravel-news.com/using-sqlit… posted by @samuelstancl
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This is what my entire server config looks like.
On NixOS, this configures:
- nginx
- php-fpm
- SSL certificates (including renewals)
- cron for Laravel schedule
- users and groups
- queue worker
- firewall
- ssh keys, and more
For as many sites as I want.
Article link below
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New article — some things to consider when using SQLite in production (from the point of view of Laravel apps).
Covers:
1. Journal mode
2. Data types
3. Concurrent transactions (the dreaded "database is locked" error)
Link below
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⚠️ New CRITICAL vulnerability disclosed in Livewire v3, you need to update ASAP! ⚠️
This is a rather sneaky one that gives an attacker RCE (under the right conditions), and can be done unauthenticated with no user input... hence CRITICAL. 😱
securinglaravel.com/security… #Laravel
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4000 words about forking PHP processes and a bit of FFI for some extremely unnecessary optimizations, link below
This is how Tenancy v4 massively speeds up tenant migrations
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We have an open source changelog now by the way. 😇
Monthly summaries of what we've been shipping across our open source ecosystem.
laravel.com/docs/changelog
.@enunomaduro is posting a lot about pcntl_fork(), which is a super underrated approach for doing things concurrently in PHP
Thinking it's time to write a long form article about how it can be used, with our use in @TenancyLaravel as a reference? 😼
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🦀 The neat thing is how we've implemented this. Maintaining 24 repos would be impossible, so instead we have a custom tool written in Rust for generating these setups
Each generated setup has a clean git history and is automatically tested after being built
Here's how we keep this maintainable 👇
🤯 Tenancy v4 will launch with 24 different SaaS boilerplate setups
That is any combination of:
- Jetstream with teams, Jetstream without teams, new Laravel 12 starter kits
- Domain identification / Path identification
- Livewire / Inertia + Vue
- Multi-database / PostgreSQL RLS (new v4 feature!)
Version 3 only had one boilerplate which obviously doesn't work for many apps — we use Livewire, domain identification, multi-database, but many apps don't!
This addresses that problem and makes the boilerplate usable for so many more projects
Excited to see what people build with it!
🐙 Tenancy v4 & SaaS boilerplate v2 release is very close!
If you're building a SaaS, make sure you don't miss out on the launch discount!
Subscribe here to be notified about the release (we don't send any spam, only big announcements): tenancyforlaravel.com/news
🦀 The neat thing is how we've implemented this. Maintaining 24 repos would be impossible, so instead we have a custom tool written in Rust for generating these setups
Each generated setup has a clean git history and is automatically tested after being built
Here's how we keep this maintainable 👇
This is just a short peek into what the process of generating 24 different app templates looks like. If people are interested, I can cover how we keep this reasonably fast (related to why we're using Rust) and some details like how distributing updates works
🐙 Tenancy v4 & SaaS boilerplate v2 release is very close!
If you're building a SaaS, make sure you don't miss out on the launch discount!
Subscribe here to be notified about the release (we don't send any spam, only big announcements): tenancyforlaravel.com/news