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Shape features before coding so scope, approach, and boundaries are clear from the start.
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Understand relationship types and cardinality so your schema reflects how your data really connects.
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Learn how to spot hidden assumptions in a brief before you turn it into code.
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Learn how to map application components, layers, and dependencies before you start building.
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Turn your diagrams and design notes into a clear build order that respects dependencies.
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Five PSR standards that most PHP developers skip.
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Most Laravel APIs start as clean CRUD systems.
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Signal is a PHP library that generates living documentation from native attributes.
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Building a lead enrichment and scoring pipeline in Laravel 13 using the AI SDK, structured agents, composable Action classes, and PHP enums for type-safe status management.
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Building a configurable lead scoring engine in Laravel 13 - config-driven weights, query objects for prioritised retrieval, rescoring commands, and a top leads endpoint.
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Add JWT auth to a Laravel API with register, login, refresh, and logout flows using Form Request DTOs, Action classes, and auth:api middleware.
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How to run a Shape Up betting table - the planning meeting where pitches get selected and cycles begin or quietly collapse.
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Learn how to version Laravel API routes, signal deprecations with Sunset headers, and keep API contracts aligned with your implementation.
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How to have honest conversations with stakeholders about AI productivity - what actually changes, what doesn't, and how to set realistic expectations.
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Implement lead ingestion in Laravel with Form Request validation, typed DTO payloads, Action classes, and JSON:API responses for POST /v1/leads.
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Start the Modern Laravel APIs series by structuring Pulse-Link for production with clear layers, ULIDs, action classes, DTO requests, and versioning.
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AI makes implementation cheaper and judgment more valuable.
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How to review AI-generated code effectively, what failure modes to watch for, and how to maintain quality standards as code volume increases.
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How to write specifications that produce useful LLM output, covering interface definitions, edge cases, and why the spec is your highest-leverage artifact.
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How to write Shape Up pitches that give engineering teams real clarity - problem definition, appetite, solution shaping, rabbit holes, and no-gos explained.
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A practical introduction to Shape Up - the planning methodology built on appetite over estimation, fixed time with flexible scope, and small autonomous teams.
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Technical debt is inevitable.
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A practical guide to engineering career progression, from junior to staff, covering promotion criteria and the conversations that move careers forward.
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How engineering leaders make decisions under pressure, communicate through uncertainty, and keep teams focused when the path forward is not clear.
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Technical debt is inevitable.
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How to develop your coaching skills as an engineering manager, with practical techniques for performance conversations, growth planning, and career development.
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Why technical vision matters, how to set it, and how to maintain it over time in the face of changing circumstances and competing priorities.
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How to create a culture where engineers feel safe to take risks, speak up, and make mistakes without fear of punishment.
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How to design org structure, hiring, and coordination to avoid the common traps that kill velocity as engineering teams scale.
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A practical guide to hiring engineers - covering role definition, structured interviews, technical assessment, values alignment, and onboarding.
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A practical guide for engineers moving into management - covering mindset shifts, letting go of coding, time management, feedback, and building leadership skills.
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A practical guide to leading remote engineering teams - covering async rhythms, documentation, trust-building, and cross-timezone collaboration.
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Learn how to implement the Saga pattern in Laravel to coordinate external APIs, recover from failures, and keep data consistent.
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How to structure TempestPHP applications with domain-first folders, repositories, command handlers, and thin controllers that stay maintainable.
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Controllers are a transport layer, not a home for business logic.
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A practical guide to shaping production-ready APIs using kit, from contracts and validation to observability and rollout.
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Transform PHP scripts into professional CLI products with MiniCLI v5's zero-dependency architecture and instant boot times.
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Compare Nixpacks, Buildpacks, and Dockerfiles on Sevalla so you can pick the right build strategy for your stack, control needs, and deployment workflow.
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Learn how to build a production-grade Go microservice that extracts EXIF and image metadata using gRPC, complete with S3/R2 integration.
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Use Git worktrees to maintain multiple isolated Laravel environments simultaneously without stashing or reinstalling dependencies.
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How PHP 8.5 absorbs Noback's Object Design Style Guide patterns directly into syntax, eliminating ceremony.
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Why starting with design patterns too early can overcomplicate PHP apps, and a practical way to design from constraints instead.
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Understanding statelessness in PHP: filesystem assumptions, session state, and building truly stateless applications with Zero Trust principles.
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Explore the design and implementation of Relay, a new HTTP transport layer for PHP 8.5+.
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From clearing IEDs in Afghanistan to clearing pull requests.
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Create portable instruction manuals for Claude to teach domain-specific approaches, with a deep dive into building a production-grade Laravel API skill.
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Learn how to implement server-sent events (SSE) in Laravel for streaming AI responses, avoiding the complexity of WebSockets.
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Learn how Laravel developers can leverage Kubernetes for scalable and efficient application deployment.
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Learn how to implement event-driven architecture using domain-driven design principles to build scalable and maintainable systems.
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Learn how to use Devbox to create isolated local development environments for Laravel projects without the overhead of Docker.