Section
Back-end
APIs, CMS platforms, databases and application architecture.
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Laravel closes GitHub Issues on its packages and points bug reports to coding agents
Taylor Otwell has turned off GitHub Issues on most Laravel packages, asking users to open a pull request drafted with…
WordPress 7.1 brings responsive styles, pseudo-states and an always-iframed editor
WordPress 7.1 shipped on 19 August 2026, closing WordCamp US in Phoenix. It brings responsive styles into the editor, turns…
Laravel 13.26 sharpens queue handling
Laravel 13.26.0, released on 18 August 2026, adds job forwarding between queues, debounced listeners and a released-job event. The 13.26.1…
EmDash, Cloudflare’s TypeScript CMS, up against WordPress
Cloudflare is pushing EmDash, an open-source CMS written in TypeScript and built on Astro, billed as the spiritual successor to…
CORS explained: configuring cross-origin resource sharing without the guesswork
Cross-origin resource sharing stays a stubborn source of confusion in web development. Grasping what the browser protects and which headers…
Idempotency keys: making APIs and webhooks safe to retry
The same network call can arrive twice: a dropped connection, an automatic retry, a redelivered webhook. An idempotency key lets…