Tag: nativephp

NativePHP Mobile 4.5.0 adds AsyncTask, which runs PHP on a background thread and fires your callback back on the UI thread so the screen never freezes.

NativePHP for Mobile v4 introduces SuperNative, rendering native SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose screens from Blade with no web view involved.

NativePHP Desktop 2.2 adds Nightwatch integration and window polish, then 2.2.1 patches a real issue where the Electron API server could bind past localhost.

NativePHP Mobile v3 boots Laravel once and reuses the kernel, cutting response times from ~200-300ms to ~5-30ms, plus a real background queue worker.

NativePHP Mobile v3 (Air) is free, MIT-licensed, and built on a modular plugin system. Here is how the plugin architecture works and how to build one.

NativePHP v3.1 ships a persistent PHP runtime, background queue workers, and Android 8+ support — slashing response times from 300ms to 30ms.

NativePHP Air goes free and open source with a modular plugin system. Here's what changed, how plugins work, and why this matters for PHP developers.

NativePHP Mobile v1 launched May 2, 2026 as a free, modular platform for building real iOS and Android apps with Laravel.

NativePHP Mobile lets PHP developers build native iOS and Android apps using Laravel. Here's a practical guide to its APIs, setup, and native device features.

NativePHP 3.1 changes the game with a single-boot architecture that dramatically improves performance. There's never been a better time to build desktop and mobile apps with Laravel.