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Agree 💯 This is the approach we're taking with @hypervelphp. I'd rather have a handful of well documented breaking changes in every major release + an upgrade guide for agents, than accumulate tech debt.
Also, supporting one best way of doing something > retaining multiple legacy alternatives IMO. It enforces better quality & more consistent code from agents.
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Atomic row operations are coming to Swoole Table. These primitives open up new possibilities for caching, locks & rate limiting. Got some big features planned for @hypervelphp once this lands in the extension.
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In @hypervelphp 0.4, we cache the list of every event's listeners per worker. This makes hasListeners() an in-memory O(1) cache hit. We guard most events with hasListeners(), meaning they only fire if they're actually being used. Makes a significant difference at scale.
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We'll be shipping a websocket-server package with @hypervelphp 0.4. It's a low level, high performance Swoole coroutine ws server that advanced devs can build anything on top of (like game servers). It'll also be the foundation for our Pusher-compatible Reverb package.
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Just finished migrating @hypervelphp’s massive test suite to PHPUnit 13 🎉
Bunping the min requirement to PHP 8.4 lets us bump all deps to the latest versions too.
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Brand new routing & HTTP layer coming in @hypervelphp v0.4. FastRoute is being replaced with @symfony routing. Symfony's CompiledUrlMatcher + aggressive Swoole worker caching = lightning fast routing. Caches are pre-warmed on worker start too.
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As Generative AI grows, Laravel is embracing the AI ecosystem, which is a great step forward.
But with slow LLM APIs, even a moderate number of requests requires throwing more hardware at it. This is exactly where the true power of Async I/O shines.
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Hypervel’s codebase is now at @phpstan lvl 5 🎉 Most of the work was modernising code ported from Laravel. There’s a surprising amount of dead code in Laravel’s codebase. No functional difference, but lvl 5 means more bugs get caught in CI. Makes things easier for a small team.
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Just finished a total rewrite of @hypervelphp's Redis cache driver:
- Modular operation-based architecture
- Lua scripts & pipelined operations
- Full cluster support
- Big performance improvements
- No memory leaks
- Adds a new 'any' tag mode (tag by many, flush by any)
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When @laravelphp hits its limits, @hypervelphp steps in to handle the heavy lifting! ⚡
Today I deployed a @hypervelphp app to replace a @laravelphp endpoint that was struggling under load. It’s a log ingestion endpoint that writes to Redis & gets 2-3k req/s. Went from 8 large Octane instances to 2 small Hypervel ones (that still have loads of headroom) 🤯 The Laravel app now just handles UI / the management API and the Hypervel app does the heavy lifting. Both connect to the same DB and Redis instances.
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My biggest open source PR to date! It brings Laravel Sanctum’s SPA & token auth to @hypervelphp, plus adds improvements like token caching. If you’re looking for Laravel’s DX + the huge concurrency increase of a coroutine framework, try Hypervel. It’s 🔥github.com/hypervel/componen…
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Excited to announce I've joined the @hypervelphp core team! My first contribution is a db cache driver. github.com/hypervel/componen…. The db driver + SQLite is great for IoT or self-contained services, esp when combined with Swoole Table microcaching using Hypervel's cache stacking
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Great talk from @khushbooverma_ on building scalable apps using Swoole, coroutines & async PHP. For any Laravel & Symfony devs looking for true non-blocking I/O, I highly recommed @hypervelphp (built on top of @hyperfland) youtube.com/watch?v=Fj21ySHC…







