In this video I’m covering 3 new things that landed in Laravel v10.10.0, and I’m showing them in a practical way so you can actually use them right away. First up is the new Illuminate\Support\Sleep class. It’s basically like PHP’s sleep(), but the syntax is way more fluent and intuitive. You can sleep for seconds, minutes, milliseconds, and the best part is you can fake it in tests so your test suite doesn’t waste time waiting. Second, Laravel added a new 'hashed' cast. I demo it with a User password: if you save a plain password, it’ll go into the database as plain text (which you definitely don’t want). Previously you’d wrap it with Hash::make(), but now you can just cast the attribute as 'hashed' and Laravel will automatically hash it whenever you save. Third, I show how to mark Artisan commands as isolatable without having to pass the --isolated flag every time. You can just set a protected property like isolated = true, and Laravel will prevent multiple instances of that command from running at the same time—super useful for things like migrations or any “run only once” command.