Laravel 8: Breeze vs Jetstream - Which auth package should you use?

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

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  • @kombokenedy4750
    @kombokenedy4750 3 года назад

    Sorry to see such a vibrant video with less than 5k views 😪😪😪😪😪. Sir! you are just a beast who deserve a bang of Views.💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

  • @Noone-1980
    @Noone-1980 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for the great explanation. I learned a lot. I hope you will have series of tutorial for REAL LIFE system for Laravel. Like Rental System, Library System, etc. Something we can use in real life. Because every time I go to RUclips it is all Introductions, Snippets, etc.

    • @codingwithstef6225
      @codingwithstef6225  3 года назад +2

      Thanks for the comment I’m glad you found the video useful! I am planning a series of videos creating a real application. I know exactly what you mean a lot of RUclips videos focus on examples - which is fine - but I think it would be interesting to feature a real application I’m building to give advice on real decisions I make while I build it

  • @fikrilhadadramadhani1272
    @fikrilhadadramadhani1272 5 месяцев назад

    thank you very much. this video helps me soo muchhh in soo many different waysss.... have a great dayy :D

  • @nardosteve
    @nardosteve 3 года назад

    This video has found me at a moment i needed it :-). Good Job!

  • @andreallen6823
    @andreallen6823 3 года назад

    Just started out learning laravel and chose to go with Jetstream. Since I am a noob I really find it a bit difficult. Looking forward to your videos on Jetstream.

  • @meetmakwana3747
    @meetmakwana3747 3 года назад

    your explanation is as clear as crystal. can you please make video for what would be the folder structure for large web application in Laravale like ecommerce, CRM

  • @kirpaldarkoh-atobrah2721
    @kirpaldarkoh-atobrah2721 2 года назад

    Great piece of work. Keep it up

  • @vincej151
    @vincej151 3 года назад +3

    Great video. Loved it. RUclips has become a sea of impossible to understand accents from far away places from people who can barely speak English. I turn them off instantly. You are clear and articulate, and the content is just at the right level, unlike Jeffrey who runs at 1000 miles an hour and always dives four levels deep. I would suggest going forward you get yourself an inexpensive microphone rather than relying on the built in mic off your laptop (?) such that you can dispense with the room echo. I have subscribed. btw - although I live in Canada now, I lived in Herts for 33 years and am a dual national.

    • @codingwithstef6225
      @codingwithstef6225  3 года назад +2

      Thanks a lot for the feedback! I’m glad you found it clear and easy to follow that means a lot. I’m still getting used to putting these together. Ideally I’d like to provide content for all levels, but I’m trying to focus each video and not go too far off topic or dig too deep so it doesn’t distract from the points I want to get across. I am actually using a mic (Blue Yeti) but hadn’t quite got to grips with using it, I have been working on improving the sound quality which hopefully you can tell on my latest 2 videos.
      Also thanks for subscribing! Greetings from across the ocean - Canada is somewhere I’ve always wanted to visit and a friend of mine lives in Toronto. Once the world calms down I will be going to visit him

  • @ejantonpotot8459
    @ejantonpotot8459 3 года назад +1

    This is amazing! Would you mind sharing your development tools in creating a Laravel project Sir?

  • @CreadorDeBugs
    @CreadorDeBugs 2 года назад

    thank you, it was very useful :)

  • @khayamkhan2702
    @khayamkhan2702 3 года назад

    A Lovely Tutorial but I have question,
    By Using some package of Laravel like Breeze or JetStream in large commercial applications, everyone knows how these packages work and they can find a way to the loop to enter to our application.
    so why we use these packages as we can define the same by our own methods and no one will know what's the logic behind.

    • @1337kaas
      @1337kaas 3 года назад +1

      Look at it from the other side, the chance of bugs in your application is reduced by having a lot of people that have reviewed and improved the code to minimize vulnerabilities. When writing all of it by yourself there might be something you didn't spot on your own, which someone can exploit. Linux isn't less secure than windows, though it is open source and everyone can read the code.