Compatibility of Hypervel with Laravel Telescope, Socialite, and Spatie Media Library #12
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We're considering migrating a live Laravel project to Hypervel due to its impressive performance improvements. However, our project heavily relies on packages like:
Before moving forward, we wanted to ask the community:
We'd love to hear insights from the maintainers and the community on the best approach for migrating production applications. |
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Hi @MohammedElattar , There's a roadmap of Hypervel that you can refer to. telescope has been migrated to Hypervel, but hasn't been documented yet. And We are running Hypervel on our products that require intensive I/O operations and handle high concurrency. Based on considerations of project maintenance capacity, we will only consider migrating some necessary first-party packages maintained by official Laravel team that are used in our ongoing projects. We plan to provide a guideline to help developers expand the packages ecosystem together. I'd like to note that Hypervel is not intended to replace Laravel. It's especially designed for the use cases in high concurrency and intensive I/O that traditional PHP frameworks may encounter bottlenecks. The goal of Hypervel is to provide another solution to overcome these performance issues while maintaining Laravel-like development experience. Therefore, developers can't expect Hypervel to implement all the features that Laravel has. But of course, PRs are always welcome as we encourage community contributions to Hypervel. |
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Thanks for your reply! I really appreciate your efforts—Hypervel looks incredibly impressive. The performance improvements are exciting Looking forward to your insights! Keep up the great work. 🚀 |
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Hi @MohammedElattar ,
There's a roadmap of Hypervel that you can refer to. telescope has been migrated to Hypervel, but hasn't been documented yet. And
sanctum
is on our roadmap as well.We are running Hypervel on our products that require intensive I/O operations and handle high concurrency. Based on considerations of project maintenance capacity, we will only consider migrating some necessary first-party packages maintained by official Laravel team that are used in our ongoing projects. We plan to provide a guideline to help developers expand the packages ecosystem together.
I'd like to note that Hypervel is not intended to replace Laravel. It's especially designed for the use cases in …