Laravel Telescope is a new application debugging assistant from Laravel, written by Mohamed Said and Taylor Otwell. It's open source, free on GitHub, and will be released likely next week.
You'll pull it into your applications as a third-party depedency via Composer.
Once you install Telescope, you'll access it by visiting the /telescope route of your application.
What does Telescope do?
If you've ever used Clockwork or Laravel Debugbar, think those but as a standalone UI, and with superpowers.
Telescope is comprised of a series of watchers that "watch" every request that comes into your application, whether from HTTP requests, from the command line, from a scheduler, or from a queue.
These watchers capture all sorts of information about these requests and their associated data--things like database queries and their execution time, cache hits and misses, events fired, mail sent, and much more.
There are tabs in the UI for inspecting each of the following, which each reflect a "Watcher":

Requests
Commands
Schedule…

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