Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 09/09/2026Awesome feature. Another improvement would be to make tree view collapsible. It's quite unusable on posts with a lot of responses, we have to scroll a lot to see other top-level comments. 010
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziSeifeddine / ⵙⵢⴼ 🐘 🦀 @carthage.software · 18/08/2026Mago 1.47 is out! 🚀 Build custom extensions in any language with Mago’s Extension API and first-party PHP SDK, Sponsored by CHECK24.de ❤️ 1.47.0: github.com/carthage-sof... 1.47.1 packaging fix: github.com/carthage-sof...github.comRelease Mago 1.47.0 · carthage-software/magoMago 1.47.0 Extensions in any language, fully funded by CHECK24 Thanks to CHECK24 (@check24-opensource) for fully funding Mago's new Extension API and PHP SDK. ✨ Features Extensions Extension API:... 152
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 15/04/2026Blog post here for anyone curious: rubenvanassche.com/introducing-... A bunch of really nice new features!rubenvanassche.comIntroducing TypeScript Transformer 3Three years in the making, TypeScript Transformer 3 is finally here! 011
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 18/03/2026Should I archive my package and redirect it to yours? :) 001
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziSeifeddine / ⵙⵢⴼ 🐘 🦀 @carthage.software · 18/03/2026PSL 6.0 is out. 🎉 PHP Standard Library is now split into 61 standalone packages. Install only what you need: $ composer require php-standard-library/async No more pulling in 60 packages when you just need one. github.com/php-standard-library/php-standard-library/releases/tag/6.0.0 #php #pslgithub.comRelease Hevlaska 6.0.0 · php-standard-library/php-standard-libraryPSL 6.0.0 PSL 6.0 is the biggest release in the project's history. New home, new packages, new capabilities. A new home PSL has moved. The repository, the organization, the website - everything has... 022
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 18/03/2026Banger release of the PHP standard library by @azjezz.bsky.social: instead of being a single package, we can now require only what we need as standalone packages. Huge! See: github.com/php-standard... php-standard-library.dev/6.0.0/php-standard-library.devPSL - PHP Standard LibraryA consistent, centralized, well-typed set of APIs for PHP covering async, collections, networking, I/O, cryptography, terminal UI, and more. 0113
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 13/03/2026Just published Tempest 3.4, which only has one feature — but a massive one: truly decoupled discovery! tempestphp.com/blog/truly-d...tempestphp.comTruly decoupled discovery — TempestTempest's discovery can now be used in any project 022
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziVite @vite.dev · 12/03/2026⚡️ Vite 8.0 is here! The most significant architectural change since Vite 2. ⏬ Powered by @rolldown.rs bringing faster production builds and more consistency 🛤️ New features such as tsconfig paths and emitDecoratorMetadata support vite.dev/blog/announc...vite.devVite 8.0 is out!Vite 8 Release Announcement 639993
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziTangled @tangled.org · 02/03/2026 today, we're announcing our €3,8M ($4.5M) seed financing round, led by byFounders with participation from Bain Capital Crypto, Antler, Thomas Dohmke (former CEO of GitHub), Avery Pennarun (CEO of Tailscale) among other incredible angels. read more on what's next: blog.tangled.org/seedblog.tangled.organnouncing our €3,8M seed roundand more on what's next 54860150
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 05/03/2026Psl is one of these quality projects in the PHP ecosystem that's slept on 000
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziSeifeddine / ⵙⵢⴼ 🐘 🦀 @carthage.software · 04/03/2026PSL 5.0 is out! The biggest release of the PHP Standard Library yet. 10 new components: Crypto, Binary, Terminal, Process, TLS, UDP, CIDR, Socks, Ansi, and Interoperability. Plus a complete networking stack rewrite. github.com/azjezz/psl/r... #PHPgithub.comRelease Crown 5.0.0 · azjezz/pslPSL - Crown 5.0 PSL 5.0 - nicknamed Crown - is the biggest release of the PHP Standard Library to date, introducing 10 new components, a complete networking stack rewrite, and significant performan... 121
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 12/02/2026A pretty big milestone today! We've released Tempest 3.0! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-3 161
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 05/02/2026Here's how to automatically redirect from npm to @npmx.dev using @kagi.com: - Go in Kagi's redirect settings: kagi.com/settings/red... - Add this rule: `^https://www.npmjs.com|https://npmx.dev` Now that's what I call good user experience! 3555
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 24/01/2026Nice! Any plan for VSC-like symbol support in the command palette/file switcher? Like > for commands, @ for symbols in file, # for all symbols, : for jumping to a line... hard to switch to Zed with this muscle memory 000
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 13/01/2026I can't believe we got the pipe operator in PHP before we got multi line arrow functions 010
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 06/01/2026The next version of Tempest will have its own exception page! We previously used Whoops, but it wasn't the best experience. Credit where due, this new exception page is inspired by Laravel :) 130
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 21/12/2025Every PHP developer should check Mago. It's part of the future of PHP tooling. I highly recommend at least using the formatter and the linter! 050
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziSeifeddine / ⵙⵢⴼ 🐘 🦀 @carthage.software · 20/12/2025Mago 1.0 is live. 🦊 🚀 ✅ Linter ✅ Formatter ✅ Static Analyzer ✅ Architectural Guard A unified, oxidized PHP toolchain. 🦀🐘 github.com/carthage-sof... #PHP #StaticAnalysis #Linter 0187
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 19/12/2025I've finally had the opportunity to use it on a Hybridly project thanks to this release. The developer experience of this lib is unparalleled. It's the only non-headless lib that I ever enjoyed using, thanks to its well-defined APIs. I'm thankful for your work. 🐱 010
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 19/12/2025One feedback that came up a lot is that performance was not good on some browsers. This was due to the heavy use of blurs and gradients while being animated... I updated the effect to use shaders. Performance should be greatly improved, let me know! tempestphp.comtempestphp.comTempest, the PHP framework that gets out of your wayTempest is a modern framework designed to enable developers to write as little framework-specific code as possible, so that they can focus on application code instead. 010
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBenjamin Canac @benjamincanac.dev · 17/12/2025Nuxt UI v4.3 is out! ✨ ✏️ New Editor components powered by @tiptap.dev with toolbars, slash commands, mentions, emojis, and drag & drop 📜 New ScrollArea component with virtualization using @tanstack.com virtual …and tons more, check it out: github.com/nuxt/ui/rele... 36710
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 13/12/2025Since its very first release, short after Jonathan's blog post exploring this idea, I haven't ever used anything else! 110
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 02/10/2025This is what OAuth support looks like in Tempest 2.2. I think it's pretty 🤩 331
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziNuxt @nuxt.com · 23/09/2025Nuxt UI v4 it out ✨ It unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into a fully open-source library with: - 100+ components - 10+ free templates - Figma Kit for everyone nuxt.com/blog/nuxt-u...nuxt.comNuxt UI v4 · Nuxt BlogNuxt UI v4 unifies Nuxt UI and Nuxt UI Pro into one powerful, completely free library. With over 110 components, 12 templates, and a comprehensive Figma kit, all of this is available for free. 312023
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 16/09/2025🌊 Tempest 2.0 is here! tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-2tempestphp.comTempest 2.0 — TempestWe've just tagged Tempest 2.0. It's a release focussed on fine-tuning and fixing lots of details. It also signifies that we're committed to Tempest, we're in this for the long run! 051
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 28/06/2025The ORM is not designed for it and thus doesn't provide a driver for it However it would probably be super easy to register the PHP driver for MongoDB, and to use Tempest's mapper to map query results to models 010
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 27/06/2025I'm so proud: two years of working together with a lot of talented programmers, finally we tagged Tempest 1.0: a new framework for PHP web and application development embracing modern PHP tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-1 #phptempestphp.comTempest 1.0 — TempestTempest's first stable release 4356
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 25/06/2025Hey, I just tried you and you seem really nice, very customizable and you have a command palette, it's awesome Design wise though, you'd need a fresh coat of paint. Buttons especially look pretty old and built-in themes don't help 😵💫 000
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 13/06/2025It's also a very good linter, and soon, a static analyzer that would be able to replace phpstan and psalm. It's written in Rust, so it's super fast as well! It's being worked on by @azjezz.bsky.social, please support him :) 030
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziVoidZero @voidzero.dev · 30/05/2025Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of @vite.dev entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + @rolldown.rs) voidzero.dev/posts/announ...voidzero.devAnnouncing Rolldown-ViteWe are building the next generation of JavaScript tooling 331772
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 26/05/2025People ask me "why Tempest"? Of course I've had a vision for a while, but I now took the time to write it down: tempestphp.com/blog/tempest...tempestphp.comTempest's Vision — TempestWhat sets Tempest apart as a framework for modern PHP development. 082
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 10/05/2025It's weekend, which is the perfect time to check out Tempest beta! Here are four things that sets it apart and makes me excited: #php #tempest 1204
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 08/05/2025That's what got me interested in Tempest in the first place.tempestphp.comDiscovery — TempestLearn how Tempest automatically locates controller actions, event handlers, console commands, and other components of your application. 101
Reposted by Enzo InnocenziBrent @stitcher.io · 08/05/2025Tempest is now in beta! tempestphp.com/blog/beta-1tempestphp.comTempest is Beta — TempestToday we release the first beta version of Tempest, the PHP framework for web and console apps that gets out of your way. It's one of the final steps towards a stable 1.0 release. We'll use this beta ... 2214
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 30/03/2025On the front-end the story is quite different than on the back-end, because thanks to TypeScript you can have autocompletion for both route names and arguments. If the URI changes on the back-end, it would be updated automatically as well—and if the name changes, TypeScript can warn you about it 010
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 30/03/2025Yes, definitely—this is not an attribute problem specifically, but a design choice to not use named routes in Tempest 100
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 30/03/2025In Tempest, routes don't have names, so generating routes from a client is an unsolved space :/ 100
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 28/03/2025It worked for a while, but stopped a few months after acquisition because it required setting it up with an Amazon account, and I didn't want the AI stuff and bloat that came with it :/ 110
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 27/03/2025I was super disappointed when Fig got acquired, and I've missed this feature since So cool that VS Code has it now 120
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 27/03/2025I really love the accuracy of @kagi.com. It's refreshing to not have to scroll through 5-6 results to reach what I'm looking for, and so far the subscription is well worth it. But it's quite slow, the loading time doesn't live up to what the docs say 😓 help.kagi.com/kagi/search-... 020
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 26/03/2025Crazy how such a simple method offers such a huge quality of life improvement 110
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 24/03/2025I'm dreaming for @zen-browser.app to implement a proper command palette. I would love the ability to fuzzy search open tabs and bookmarks, and to open tabs without overriding the current one. That and a few UX fixes and it'll check all the boxes 130
Enzo Innocenzi @innocenzi.dev · 20/03/2025It's just preference, to be perfectly honest My biased answer however, is that the reactivity model of Vue is far easier to reason about, and that its templating system is way more elegant. And if you still prefer JSX, it supports it as well! Overall, in my opinion, the DX is better :) 110