Spatie introduces the spatie/laravel-error-share package, restoring the “Share” button on Laravel’s exception page. This enhancement brings back the ability to share error details easily, lost in the recent update to a more streamlined exception interface.

Laravel v11.10, primarily a maintenance release, introduces several updates. It includes preloading base options for missing config files to prevent issues from missing references, an enhanced updateOrInsert() method allowing closures for conditional value updates, and support for resolving soft-deleted models in explicit route-model binding.

Use the Route::view() method in Laravel to return a view directly from a route without a controller or closure. Simply specify the URI, view name, and any data:

Route::view('/welcome', 'welcome', ['name' => 'Taylor']);

Explore PHP Changed Behaviors, a comprehensive resource detailing changes in PHP across different versions, including updates in error messages.

The RFC introduces a new #[\Deprecated] attribute to uniformly handle deprecation across userland and internal functions, methods, and class constants. This attribute will allow consistent behavior and error messaging.

The RFC proposes enhancing PDO's SQL parser to better handle diverse SQL dialects across different databases by allowing custom scanner functions for each driver, aiming to reduce bugs related to string literal parsing discrepancies.

Explore laravel-top, a tool for real-time command line monitoring of Laravel applications, enhancing performance tracking and system health checks.

Adobe's recent changes to its terms and conditions caused a stir, with users fearing content ownership and AI training implications. Reddit users voiced significant concerns. In response, Adobe clarified that they do not claim ownership of user content nor use it to train AI models. The update is aimed at transparency, ensuring that content is reviewed only for specific cloud features and moderation of prohibited content.

Ahmad Shadeed explores the CSS Gap property in his latest article, detailing its benefits and practical uses for spacing in grids and flexboxes. Initially supported only in CSS Grid, the Gap property is now widely supported across major browsers for both grid and flexbox layouts. This concise guide covers browser compatibility, use cases, and best practices for modern web development.