Marius Pantea

With this version, Maravel Template 10.52.52 is with 118% faster than Lumen 10, with 2% faster than in the previous benchmark. Maravelith is 50% faster than Laravel 10 on api route, with 2% faster than in previous benchmark.

While migrating a Lumen project to Maravel, I was under the impression that Lumen does not support dispatch to queue after commit. I was wrong. It did support it but, I was convinced by the community info that Lumen does not support it. Also I found a bug in Maravel-Framework that I patched in version 10.71.4 with this occasion.

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The Maravel documentation has been updated.

Inspired by the relations segregation from version 10.65, I introduced the same logic for accessors and mutators to speed up the execution. As you might know, version 10.59 introduced a way to disable PHP Attributes in models which can disable the Attribute based accessors and mutators so, this comes as an alternative to the classic get{Column}Attribute and set{Column}Attribute. More details can be found in the docs.

I asked Gemini to write a review about these changes from Maravel-Framework version 10.71.0 but I have to mention that I am not a big fan of long lived processes and I recommend using the queues with --once flag and NOT using Octane.

Maravel is fast enough to make the risk of state-pollution and memory-leak not worth taking for APIs.