Hey @Andrew Schmelyun. Considering how long the form is when not logged in, would be awesome if you could show how to refactor it into a multi-step form. Also if you could show how you would approach user roles (admin, super admin, etc.) with Laravel?
Thanks for the great series. Any ideas on how this could work with subscriptions rather than one off payments? What would be the best way to associate a subscription to a particular listing? So that a user could have multiple listings running on potentially different packages.
I'm glad you liked it! This should be able to work pretty well with subscriptions, since out of the box the Laravel Cashier package can handle both one-time payments and recurring subscriptions. You'd probably have to either create another model, or just use a new column in an existing model to reference the listing (or listings) associated with that particular subscription. I might have to revisit this idea and create a new video for it!
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I wish everyone can teach like you, simple but informative. I love it
Hey @Andrew Schmelyun. Considering how long the form is when not logged in, would be awesome if you could show how to refactor it into a multi-step form. Also if you could show how you would approach user roles (admin, super admin, etc.) with Laravel?
How exactly does it work then? 15:45 - how does the payment requesting, stripe, credit cards etc... work more in depth?
Thanks for the great series. Any ideas on how this could work with subscriptions rather than one off payments? What would be the best way to associate a subscription to a particular listing? So that a user could have multiple listings running on potentially different packages.
I'm glad you liked it! This should be able to work pretty well with subscriptions, since out of the box the Laravel Cashier package can handle both one-time payments and recurring subscriptions. You'd probably have to either create another model, or just use a new column in an existing model to reference the listing (or listings) associated with that particular subscription.
I might have to revisit this idea and create a new video for it!
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