Queuewatch

If you're interested in deep dives into Laravel queues, I have posted 6 detailed articles and counting. queuewatch.io/blog

Back with another Laravel Queue article. This one covers rate limiting: what Laravel gives you out of the box, and how to build adaptive throttling when your queues are under real pressure.

@MichaelDaly @laravelphp congrats man, laravel's lucky to have you

I’m excited to share that I’ve joined @laravelphp as an Engineering Team Lead 🎉 Laravel has been influential throughout my career, and I’ve long admired the team’s commitment to developer experience and craftsmanship. It’s an honour to now be part of the team and contribute to the tools and systems that so many developers rely on. I’m looking forward to working with a fantastic team, helping shape the products they build, and continuing to push things forward. Grateful for the opportunity — and excited for what’s ahead.

@benjamincrozat inference speed still has a ways to go though, no?

We'll probably be done with Laravel soon too. When I say "soon", I mean the next 2-3 years. I've been thinking about this for a while as well. AI is getting better and faster, quickly. And if inference speed follows, no project will be worth using external dependencies.

@princevoradev Collections make filtering and piping data feel way less painful

I love Laravel Collections!

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Live on Product Hunt 🎉 producthunt.com/products/queue…

A $10k MRR SaaS loses $55 every time queues fail for 4 hours. Most Laravel SaaS founders have no idea how much money they're losing to silent queue failures. The average notice time is 12+ hours. That's $165 gone. Per incident. 3x per year = $495 minimum. I built a calculator to show you the actual dollar amount at risk in your business. [ Link in first comment 👇]

Job Batching Internals: How Laravel tracks state, handles partial failures, and the undocumented limitations Laravel's job batching feature, introduced in version 8, allows you to dispatch a collection of jobs and execute callbacks when all jobs complete. The API is elegant Bus::batch() accepts an array of jobs and returns a fluent builder. But beneath this simplicity lies a state management system with behaviors that surprise even experienced developers. [ Link in the first comment 👇 ]

Queuewatch: Building a Laravel Queue Monitoring Service laravelmagazine.com/queuewatch-bui…

And because it's Queuewatch launch day, @mvpopuk has a treat for you: a deep dive into Laravel's queue internals queuewatch.io/blog/understan…

Introducing QueueWatch: your early warning system for failed jobs queuewatch.io/blog/introduci…

We are live!

@getleadsprout Introducing Queuewatch 🎉 - Real-time Queue Monitoring for Laravel