A little update

Talking about the latest Clockwork 5.2 release, starting a newsletter, leaving Twitter, website and sponsorship updates.

Published at Wednesday, February 21st 2024 by its

Clockwork 5.1 released with database queries highlighting and more

A new minor Clockwork release is now available. Adding database queries highlighting, Laravel Octane support, Edge extension, bunch of fixes and more.

Published at Saturday, August 7th 2021 by its

Clockwork 5.0 released with client-side metrics, toolbar and more

A new major Clockwork release is finally available. With UI refinements, client-side metrics, models and notifications tabs, sharing, toolbar and more.

Published at Sunday, November 15th 2020 by its

Clockwork 4.1 released with commands, queue jobs, tests profiling and more

A new minor Clockwork release is now available, adding support for commands, queue jobs and tests profiling, improving the timeline, settings and more.

Published at Monday, April 6th 2020 by its

Clockwork 4.0 released with UI improvements, requests search and more

Following a roughly yearly major release schedule, Clockwork 4.0 is now available. The client-side powering the browser extensions and the web UI was fully rewritten in Vue.js. We used this opportunity to introduce some new UI concepts and long-requested features.

Published at Tuesday, July 9th 2019 by its

Clockwork 3.1 released with editor links and better exceptions

A new minor Clockwork version is now available, shortening the wait for the next major release in early 2019. Clockwork 3.1 comes with improvements to exception UI, stack traces linking to editor, new vanilla PHP integration and more.

Published at Monday, December 3rd 2018 by its

Clockwork 3.0 now available

What started as a major version increment to make some small breaking changes ended up as the biggest Clockwork release yet. With many new features and improvements both on the server-side and in the Clockwork application, many based on your suggestions. Let's take a closer look.

Published at Monday, July 30th 2018 by its

Introducing Clockwork 2.0

I'm happy to announce, after 4 years and 14 releases, a new major version of Clockwork is now available. I've tried to make this feel like a truly major release, with exciting new features and some long overdue improvements and fixes. Let's check it out.

Published at Friday, September 29th 2017 by its

Clockwork 1.14 with Server-Timing released

Server Timing is a new W3C specification for a standardized way of reporting simple server-side performance metrics. While only supported in Chrome at the moment, this is a first step towards a better native cross-browser profiling tools for server-side.

Published at Friday, May 5th 2017 by its

Clockwork 1.12 and Chrome 1.6 released!

Showing where exactly was a database query called was requested on GitHub and something I wanted to do for the longest time. A recently released package Laravel Query Tracer adds this information into the query itself, which is a cool solution, but also a huge hack. I thought we could do better, so I've added native support to Clockwork.

Published at Thursday, April 7th 2016 by its