Here's the video clip for my talk at Laravel Live Japan. If you're interested in how you can offload your queued jobs to super-performant workers in Hypervel, you can go check it out! youtube.com/watch?v=TR25Akhj… #LaravelLiveJP

Hypervel、ほんとに激やばテクノロジーなので、みんな使ってみてほしい #LaravelLiveJP

hypervelがHyper-Vに誤訳されている #LaravelLiveJP

Hypervelが字幕だとHyper-Vになっているの、専門用語を学習したゆえな感じがしておもろい

Hypervel？ #LaravelLiveJP

Hypervel! #LaravelLiveJP

Swoole 6.2 adds io_uring support to the HTTP server, which is a nice performance bump vs epoll🔥 I'm constantly blown away by the skills of the Swoole engineering team. Swoole is so much more than "PHP with coroutines". Being able to pipe messages between workers at the C level, a lightning fast websocket server, io_uring support in both the server & file ops - the list goes on. These are things a framework has to be written for to take advantage of. Not to mention the big wins that come from aggressive worker-lifetime caching in hot paths (the difference this makes in the container & router alone is significant). Coroutine-powered queues mean each worker can handle dozens of jobs at once. And so on. Hypervel 0.4 isn't just a "coroutine framework". It's a native Swoole framework from the ground up. Coroutines are just one part of that. Can't wait to share some benchmarks with y'all soon.

📢 Laravel Live Japan LTスピーカー発表！ Hypervelフレームワークの開発者としても知られるAlbert Chenさん（@albert_cht）が登壇 🎉 Hypervelのコルーチンベースのワーカーによって、Laravelのキュー処理におけるI/Oボトルネックをどう解消できるのかを紹介します。 #LaravelLiveJP

So honored to have the opportunity to speak at Laravel Live Japan! 🇯🇵 I'll be sharing the workflow of how Hypervel and Laravel collaborate seamlessly within Queues. Can't wait to see everyone there! 🚀 #LaravelLiveJapan #Laravel #Hypervel

Ran some initial head-to-head benchmarks of Hypervel v0.4. Seeing it hold its own against Bun Prisma is wild🤯 Not sure if benchmarking against other PHP frameworks makes sense - we're in JS & Go territory now. Will get a public benchmarks repo happening after launch.

Hypervel v0.4 is coming! We have fully decoupled from Hyperf and massively refactored the framework to achieve near 1:1 Laravel API parity. Experience massive performance gains through coroutines with the framework Laravel artisans already know!🚀 #laravel #coroutine #hypervel

Hypervel v0.4 is coming! We have fully decoupled from Hyperf and massively refactored the framework to achieve near 1:1 Laravel API parity. Experience massive performance gains through coroutines with the framework Laravel artisans already know!🚀 #laravel #coroutine #hypervel

Decoupling from Hyperf means Hypervel can catch up with Laravel's updates much faster. We’re bringing the experience closer to native Laravel—giving developers the best of both worlds: elegant syntax and extreme performance.

We've enhanced Eloquent support with new Attribute features: 🔹 ObservedBy, Scope, UseFactory, Boot, & UseEloquentBuilder, etc. 📦 Plus: The Hypervel Scout package is officially released! 🔍 Check it out on GitHub! github.com/hypervel/componen…

Cooking something huge for @hypervelphp v0.4. No more Hyperf dependencies! Hypervel is gonna be a fully standalone framework. First step - been working on a Swoole coroutine port of Eloquent for the last few months & it's almost done. Full async, modernised types, blazing fast🚀

Hypervel #phpxtky

高い並行性を持つらしいLaravel、Hypervel hypervel.org/ #phpxtky

Hypervel v0.3.15 is now available with numerous bug fixes and new features. Many thanks to @binaryfire for the valuable contributions. Check it out today! github.com/hypervel/componen…

IMO part of this is because Laravel isn’t async. Which means it’s incredibly inefficient. There’s a reason why JavaScript has an event loop & Go has goroutines. Laravel devs work around this by spinning up more instances, using Go for high traffic endpoints or autoscaling the number of queue workers through the roof. JS & Go devs don’t have to do any of that. People get defensive when PHP is called “slow”. But any framework that needs 1 worker for every incoming request / job IS slow. Spin up a Laravel app with 4 Octane workers, hit it with 20 concurrent 5 second streaming requests and see what happens. It’s not pretty. There are non-blocking PHP frameworks like AMPHP, Hyperf & Hypervel but Laravel has the mind share and the funding. Refactoring the framework to use an event loop (like Revolt) or Swoole and showing off performance that’s competitive with JS would make a big difference to adoption.

A PoC of a realtime translation service built with Hypervel. Tested with partial audio streams from PHPCon Japan 2025, it performs very well even when Japanese and English are mixed in the same sentence. Stay tuned for the upcoming release!🚀