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You are so good

Please share full source code

can you share the full project?

thank you so much i was wondering why did tailwind breaks when i start the vite dev

Great work

nhi hai

Good video on laravel dependency injection with interface. Could be a tiny bit shorter, maybe 5 mins shorter. OVerall nice tutorial.

Great video, being able to specify context for log files to track exceptions and usability across multiple interactions is a cool idea. I gotta dig into the docs more to understand if there’s any other benefits to using it over session cache storage, but still this video gave me a few ideas. Thanks Nick!

I want more videos like this. This video is very useful 👌

Thanks for the informative video!

Loved this Nick! Thanks

Can you do it with fortify !!

good work bro

Thanks!

getFormatter() maybe should have been a static method.

always as a dev. dependency in my composer.json >ThX

Can map interface with class using service provider, In the same way author of this videos did using match function

Very well explained. Thank you. I just finished reading about this in head first design patterns and wanted to see it in action.

Thank you very helpful

cowboy programmer, quick and dirt

I find no difference between factory and this pattern

Hey, I like your video and I would like to have separate video for how to set up Laravel in Windows 11 and curious to know what PHP local development web server for you're using ?

thank you

dam that look sleek

Freaking thank you. Their documentation SUCKS Also it claims to put the Middleware in the Kernel under the 'web' designation

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you can write this with pipeline. pipeline is very clean

is it me or does the laravel and inertia docs seem incomplete?

please share the code because I don't have time to watch it

Very useful. Would you mind sharing a link to this repo or just the factory and seeder files so we can play around?

amazing

How to use form from shadcn/ui with inertia?

Nice video! Liked your other videos on design patterns, too since you explain things pretty well. I wanted to ask you how you'd handle updating data that belongs to a user. For example, a User has an Inventory which has many Items. If you were to edit an Item, what would be your approach? would you use a Policy? would you directly do something like auth()->user()->profile->id == item->user_id? would you utilize a package that magically does it? will you use dependency injection? I would totally love to see how you approach this.

Is this really a suitable example of a decorator design pattern? I mean, you tried to apply the decorator design pattern by the way of pipeline design pattern.

thank you

thank for sharing 🙏

Thankyou.

Very nice mood bro, I like your videos

🌟 "Promosm"

Cool

Really great tutorial. I loved It. I implemented in my own way after watching your video. Thanks a lot. Please make more design pattern video tutorials for Laravel. Thanks in Advance.

Is the __toString() a magic php function or something that the Laravel info command helper is looking for?

Nice video. What is the difference between this and the factory design pattern?

Does not this violate the Open-Closed-Princiaple? Because every time a new method is added I have to go back to the constructor and add more?

Simple and straight to the point. I love your design pattern videos

Decorator seems very verbose, why wouldn't we have trim, mention and wordcount function enclosing a string. e.g echo trim_func(mention_func(wordCount_func($originalString))); These functions can also be tested separately

Very useful and very simple explaines. Thanks for the content

I thought it's a fluent interface, not a builder

Thanks for share 👍

great video, thank you