You are an amazing teacher .... i understood php and laravel in depth with you. It would be fine a tutlorial about Laravel Microservices and Domain Driven Design.
Wow 😮 another pure gem 💎. Your IoC and DI container explanation in PHP series now gets full treatment. Both treats each other very well and thankfully I can relate to this because of that class (two or three separate videos I guess). Thanks always for your hard work and giving your videos and explanation an extra mileage. I'm intrigued with this type of approach and fan of your content. in fact, I learned and loved PHP because of you. Thank you sire.
This was a long and insightful lesson. It was even more insightful because I went to re-watch the IOC lessons from the Learn PHP the right way series. I could most definitely use these understandings. I even tried to see if I could use the App container to resolve dependences in some invokable classes but I haven't figured it out yet. Will look into it again. Thanks a lot Gio for this lesson
Even though i had to watch this a few times to get the idea it was worth it. i have not seen any other video explaining this concepts this clear. I just have two questions .(New Subscriber ) 1. how do we determine weather to make a interface or just a concrete class what are things to consider . 2. Can you provide a real time of the app()->singleton(). შენი ვიდეოები საოცარია 🔥🔥
Thank you, glad to hear you like the videos. 1. if you foresee having multiple implementations of something then interface is the best thing to do. You dont need interface for every class. 2. Not sure I understand this question, can you elaborate? Also, welcome to the channel.
@@ProgramWithGio Thanks sir for replying what i mean by the second question was that what are the scenarios that we might need to use the app->singleton() over app->bind(). what was reason and in this example whats the reason you changed the from bind to singleton in this example? . I am watching the next video and i noticed it in the code. Thanks
I was wondering about how the $request object got injected into the controller, and now I have a rough understanding of it. I think I'll revisit this video again once I've used it on my own classes. I can at least recognise service containers when they are used in existing projects. That's not a shortcoming of your great video, but my understanding is still incomplete and need to work on. Thanks!
Both are great frameworks. Laravel is easier to get started with. You should try both & pick one that you like or pick one that is more popular around where you work or plan to work.
Thank you so much for your teaching, You are an amazing teacher 💙💙💙
Thanks for this, making it seem easy!
Glad you like it. Thank you for your support
You are an amazing teacher .... i understood php and laravel in depth with you. It would be fine a tutlorial about Laravel Microservices and Domain Driven Design.
Thank you and thanks for the suggestion
This is awesome. Thanx! I can only assume that preparing these videos takes a lot of time so it's amazing that you share them for free!!
Thank you. Yes they do indeed take long, at least 1-2 weeks per video
Yet another lesson from a great teacher.
Really, thanks, Gio❤
Glad you liked it! Thank you 🙏
Wow 😮 another pure gem 💎. Your IoC and DI container explanation in PHP series now gets full treatment. Both treats each other very well and thankfully I can relate to this because of that class (two or three separate videos I guess). Thanks always for your hard work and giving your videos and explanation an extra mileage. I'm intrigued with this type of approach and fan of your content. in fact, I learned and loved PHP because of you. Thank you sire.
Super happy to hear this. Thank you. That was the plan to have Laravel & PHP courses complement each other
35:44 it started to click for me at this point.
Thanks Gio!
Glad to hear 🙌
This was a long and insightful lesson. It was even more insightful because I went to re-watch the IOC lessons from the Learn PHP the right way series. I could most definitely use these understandings. I even tried to see if I could use the App container to resolve dependences in some invokable classes but I haven't figured it out yet. Will look into it again. Thanks a lot Gio for this lesson
Glad it was helpful
Bro I had learnt about this trying to build my own laravel like framework work thanks man you are the best teacher
Thank you 🙏
Thank you gio a new knowledge gained
U will always be my go to for php stuffs
Thank you 💙
bravo, this is amazing. Difficult matter in simple words. Thank Gio🤗
Glad you like it! 💙
love it please continue this series
Will do, thanks
Thank you Gio.
You're welcome
Even though i had to watch this a few times to get the idea it was worth it. i have not seen any other video explaining this concepts this clear.
I just have two questions .(New Subscriber )
1. how do we determine weather to make a interface or just a concrete class what are things to consider .
2. Can you provide a real time of the app()->singleton().
შენი ვიდეოები საოცარია 🔥🔥
Thank you, glad to hear you like the videos.
1. if you foresee having multiple implementations of something then interface is the best thing to do. You dont need interface for every class.
2. Not sure I understand this question, can you elaborate?
Also, welcome to the channel.
@@ProgramWithGio Thanks sir for replying what i mean by the second question was that what are the scenarios that we might need to use the app->singleton() over app->bind(). what was reason and in this example whats the reason you changed the from bind to singleton in this example? . I am watching the next video and i noticed it in the code.
Thanks
Hi
Are you talk about test in laravel for
this playlist?
We will explore testing yes later on in the course
Thanks boss :)
You're welcome
I was wondering about how the $request object got injected into the controller, and now I have a rough understanding of it. I think I'll revisit this video again once I've used it on my own classes. I can at least recognise service containers when they are used in existing projects. That's not a shortcoming of your great video, but my understanding is still incomplete and need to work on. Thanks!
Glad you liked it
Sir which Framework best
Laravel & Symfony
I think Laravel uses a lot of Symfony packages.
Both are great frameworks. Laravel is easier to get started with. You should try both & pick one that you like or pick one that is more popular around where you work or plan to work.
man...what a hard job that laravel developers did...
Yup, a lot of love & effort went into this framework
Dear master it would be better if you make 2 videos per week
I wish, unfortunately I don't have a lot of free time to record videos & edit them in such speed to support two videos per week
for me is a little complicated to understand
Anything I can clarify further? Feel free to ask questions
Thank you Gio.
You're welcome