Laravel
The PHP Framework for Web Artisans
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The PHP Framework for Web Artisans
5.0•99 reviews•963 followers
Laravel is a web application framework with expressive, elegant syntax. We’ve already laid the foundation — freeing you to create without sweating the small things.
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👋 Hey friends!
I’m thrilled to introduce Laravel Nightwatch to the Product Hunt community! As someone who’s spent over a decade building with Laravel, I can honestly say I've never had visibility into my Laravel apps like I have with Nightwatch.
Getting started for free
I'm so excited that you can get started for free and that you can install Nightwatch in your apps in a couple commands:
Why Laravel Nightwatch?
🕵️ Instant Monitoring: Start monitoring your Laravel app in under a minute. Works no matter where you host it.
📊 Whole app Dashboard: View all of your HTTP requests, database queries, jobs, cache, notifications, and more connected together
🔔 Smart Alerts: Get alerted for when certain metrics exceed your acceptable thresholds
🕰️ Precision Timelines: Track every event in your app with precision timelines
🔍 Powerful Log Search: Instantly search and filter logs to find exactly what you need, when you need it.
🚦 Performance & Exception Tracking: Detect and dive into exceptions and where they were caused
🤝 Team Collaboration: Assign tasks, comment, and set priorities so your team can resolve issues quickly
I can’t wait for you to try Laravel Nightwatch. Get started with our free tier and let me know what you find and improve on your apps!
"it's about time!" congratulations on this new launch, @chrissev and team. keep up the great work 👏👏
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@fmerian Thanks flo! Appreciate it!
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Nightwatch is a game changer for Laravel devs, we already implemented and deployed some improvements based on the learnings Nightwatch provided us in the last ~12 hours!
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@aprod_illes That's awesome to hear! Thanks Apród!
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@theanimeshs Thank you! We're excited to get it out and see how it helps people debug. Already seeing lots of people finding weird bugs in their apps!