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    Laravel Herd Raycast Extension

    April 10, 2025
    Laravel Herd Raycast Extension

    Laravel Herd Raycast Extension

    The BeyondCode team released a Laravel Herd extension for the popular Raycast productivity application. Quickly install new PHP versions, update your global PHP version, open your `php.ini` files in your editor, and much more.


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