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    NativePHP for Mobile v1.1: Smaller, Smarter, and Ready to Scale

    July 10, 2025

    NativePHP for Mobile v1.1: Smaller, Smarter, and Ready to Scale

    Version 1.1 of NativePHP drops Monday, July 14, and it isn’t just a collection of fixes. It’s a foundational upgrade designed to make NativePHP apps easier to build, faster to ship, and ready for real production work — all using Laravel.


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