In our ever-changing digital landscape, staying ahead of the competition is essential. And that's precisely what we're here to talk about today: Laravel 10.
Laravel, the renowned PHP framework, has been a game-changer for web developers for years. But with each new version, it keeps raising the bar higher and higher.
Here, we're going to explore the latest and greatest that Laravel 10 has to offer. From the latest features to a highly anticipated release date, there's a lot to unpack.
So, let’s take a thrilling ride through the future of PHP web development!
According to the Support Policy docs, Laravel 10 will be released on February 7th, 2023.
The Laravel installer has a --dev
flag, which installs the master branch from the laravel/laravel repository.
laravel new test --dev
Or, if you prefer to explicitly use Composer.
composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel example-app
In the laravel 10, PHP8.0 is dropped. It supports the latest version of PHP.
See the pull request on GitHub: [10.x] Drop PHP 8.0
In your laravel application if you are using predis v1 the may need to upgrade to version v2. Predis v1 it seems it won't be getting any support anymore soon.
See the pull request on GitHub: [10.x] Drop Predis v1 support
See the changelog of the latest version of Predis v2
The popular dispatchNow() function is deprecated in laravel 9 and It can be removed in laravel 10. You can use dispatchSync() method instead of dispatchNow() method. It can dispatch a job immediately. So, find and replace in your application.
See the pull request on GitHub: [10.x] Remove deprecated dispatchNow functionality
Laravel 10 is a major version release. So, it can remove many methods and features in laravel 9. In laravel 10 many methods are deprecated and removed.
List of Deprecated Methods:
Laravel provides a variety of helpful validation rules. Laravel will create it when you execute the Artisan command to create your rule:
php artisan make:rule Uppercase --invokable
In laravel 10, you can create a validation rule without the --invokable flag.
See the pull request on GitHub: [10.x] Make invokable rules default
In laravel 10, Many functions declaration is changed and it can use PHP native type declaration.
Let's see an example.
/**
* Handle the User "created" event.
- *
- * @param \App\Models\User $user
- * @return void
*/
- public function created($user)
+ public function created(User $user): void
/**
* Define the application's command schedule.
*
- * @param \Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\Schedule $schedule
- * @return void
*/
- protected function schedule($schedule)
+ protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule): void
See the pull request on GitHub: [10.x] Uses PHP Native Type Declarations 🐘
Laravel X skeleton, generated code by make
commands, starter kits like breeze and jetstream, and more.
More updates and changes come until 07-Feb-2023.
Laravel 10 is set to revolutionize the web development world. Packed with new features that boost speed, security, and tools for developers, it's going to make building websites easier and better.
The excitement surrounding Laravel 10's release is palpable. Developers worldwide can look forward to a more efficient, secure, and powerful framework that will simplify their work and help create amazing web applications.
When Laravel 10 hits the scene, it's going to make a significant difference in how we build websites, making our future web projects smoother and more advanced.
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