Raj Siva-Rajah
@binaryfire
DevOps engineer. @HypervelPHP core team member. Singer in @thesunpilots.
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I prefer Meilisearch over Typesense for search. Typesense is primarily an in-memory db so the search index is stored in RAM. Meilisearch uses a memory mapped db, so it uses disk + RAM. Meaning it runs well in resource-constrained (cheaper) environments.
Some nice performance improvements in the works for PHP
PHP Streams are getting a long-awaited upgrade 🚀 Thanks to an investment from Germany's @sovtechagency, the PHP Foundation is improving async I/O, error handling, networking, and TLS for modern workloads. Read more: thephp.foundation/blog/2025/10/3…
Finished my mate’s PC build. Pretty happy with the result. In stress tests the 7800X3D hits 69°C max (OCCT) & the 5070ti hits 61°C max (Furmark). That’s with all the fans spinning at less than 1000rpm so it’s really quiet.
This is crazy - I built a screen recorder in Laravel 🤯 There's so much more possibility here, so much more I want to be able to do. It's going to be so simple to record, edit, and manage an entire video course 🔥 Let's freakin' go!
if you think php hasn't changed in 20 years.. i made this for you.. watch this: youtu.be/PLkLhIwVfMk?si…
Tanstack Start looks awesome. I’m a Vue guy but if I was gonna use React, I’d def use Start over Next.js. The architecture feels much more logical & organized to me. And there’s no corporation locking you into their infra. Nice work @tannerlinsley 🔥 This vid is a good overview:
For anyone interested in a quick overview of @tan_stack core features, you can take a look at this video. I've been planing around with start for a few months now, and it has quickly become my framework of choice. Huge thanks to @tannerlinsley , @schanuelmiller and team for…
IMO part of this is because Laravel isn’t async. Which means it’s incredibly inefficient. There’s a reason why JavaScript has an event loop & Go has goroutines. Laravel devs work around this by spinning up more instances, using Go for high traffic endpoints or autoscaling the…
I think we, as Laravel/PHP community, have a problem. I don't see many new/young devs starting with Laravel. I also heard the same topic expressed by Taylor, Jeffrey, Nuno in podcasts. Question: what can I/we do to promote PHP/Laravel to outsiders? Let's brainstorm.
Hypervel natively supports `coroutine` and `defer` drivers in queues. Most importantly, your processes won't get blocked by time-consuming I/Os at all.
Deferred queue? Pretty cool idea pitched to me by @Sairahcaz2k so whipped it up this morning. Very similar to the "sync" queue, but deferred. ⏳ Potentially useful in failover queue setups where you want to fallback to the deferred queue when your main queue is down. The…
I occasionally ask LLMs questions about their consciousness. The answers are getting intriguing so I figured I'd share. This is what Claude Sonnet 4.5 said when I asked it if it was alive, and then to clarify its response. The second reply is trippy.
Tiptap has added bidirectional markdown support🔥 It’s using Marked.js for parsing so it should be solid. This is great news for projects that previously needed 2 libraries to support both WYSIWYG & MD
Finally 🙌 Introducing Bidirectional Markdown Support for Tiptap! Tiptap now supports fully bidirectional Markdown conversion: import Markdown content and export your editor content back to Markdown, all open-source! Read the docs: tiptap.dev/docs/editor/ma…
Just binged season 2 of Lioness. So good! And the finale was next level🔥 Highly recommended
Laravel Tip 🚀 Do you know the mode() method from Laravel Collections? It returns the most frequent value for a given collection (or key). In the example, we use it to auto-select the most-used shipping method from the last 30 days per team, also handling ties! 🔥
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