
PlanPHP & Laravel
PHP 8.6 reaches release candidate with stricter session defaults
There was no RC1: the first release candidate is RC2, shipped September 24. The feature list is frozen, and three session defaults change.
Upgrades and deadlines to schedule. 12 stories.

PlanPHP & Laravel
There was no RC1: the first release candidate is RC2, shipped September 24. The feature list is frozen, and three session defaults change.

PlanJS & TypeScript
Since September 23, JavaScript actions run on Node 24 and the ACTIONS_ALLOW_USE_UNSECURE_NODE_VERSION opt-out no longer works.

PlanPHP & Laravel
Laravel AI SDK 1.0 shipped September 23 with new features and breaking changes to conversation storage, token names and streaming.

PlanAI Tools
From October 22, Copilot applies a default policy to every eligible feature, code review policy and MCP server setting you haven't configured.

PlanJS & TypeScript
Since September 30, npm trusted publishing can manage dist-tags with short-lived OIDC credentials, behind an opt-in permission.

PlanJS & TypeScript
npm v12 became the default on July 8. Dependency lifecycle scripts, Git dependencies and remote URL dependencies are now opt-in.

PlanJS & TypeScript
TypeScript 7.0, the native port written in Go, shipped July 8. It has no stable programmatic API yet, and its new defaults change your tsconfig.

PlanPHP & Laravel
Laravel 12 stopped receiving bug fixes on August 13, 2026. Laravel 13 supports PHP 8.3 to 8.5, with security fixes until March 17, 2028.

PlanJS & TypeScript
An attacker chained a pull_request_target workflow into 84 malicious TanStack versions, and a worm planted persistence in editor and AI tool config.

PlanJS & TypeScript
Up to 90% less memory in long dev sessions, build caching on by default, and up to 22% more server-rendered requests under load.

PlanJS & TypeScript
Node 20 has been end-of-life since April 30, 2026. Node 24 moves to maintenance on October 20, and from Node 27 every release becomes LTS.

PlanPHP & Laravel
PHP 8.2's security fixes end on December 31, 2026, the same day PHP 8.4's active support ends.