Oh god, it took me about 2-3 hours to set up the environment. It's the first time I'll take a part in the challenge and my environment was not prepared (including GIT setup, any kind of MySQL server, etc). I have green tests and I already feel like a winner even without starting a "Routes Cleanup" :D It seems that I can learn even more than just routes refactoring :D
When I decided to take part in this challenge I thought it would be quick and easy but that’s not the case at all. One thing that I never had to deal with while working with routes is having to dump autoload on every single change. I have no idea what sorcery you did there but I will find out
@@LaravelDaily don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining. It’s just an odd behavior related to namespaces that I never had to deal with. I will let you know what it was when I figure it out
@@LaravelDaily I have figured out what was wrong here. It was related to route cache and testing. I have disabled cache for testing and the changes made to web.php started reflecting properly on the test files. That was a valuable lesson
Author, I have a question for you if you don't mind, I had a project where it was required to upload files up to 50MB, I put validation for file size and it worked, but when I uploaded a file of about 1 GB it didn't work due to the restriction of server and I got an error, how do you think, how can I pup up a validation message on this specific case? If I used custom PHP then it was easy to take an advantage of try-catch, but I'm unable to do it here, in Laravel. Is this a bug/gab in Laravel?
I've done something similar here: th-cam.com/video/P-cuiTVXlck/w-d-xo.html But generally, there are a lot of tools for CI and CD, I can't really cover everything. Maybe in the future.
hii bro, I watched your most videos. all good to learn. i build one laravel project. it's running smooth in local server. but in the live server, it's working well. but suddenly its get 403 forbidden. after I clear the site catch its working well. Tried in google but did not get. can u help me?
Sorry it's impossible to debug this remotely "by magic" in a TH-cam comment :) The problem needs debugging, something's wrong with your permissions, or web-server settings.
In real life, in route resource different methods will be assigned to different gates, so not much sense to assign gate to full resource. But if you do want to assign one gate to full resource, then please use Route::group and middleware, and inside of that group put the resource.
@@LaravelDaily yes thats what i means, how to seperate gates if we are using resource route, should i use the gate's logic inside the controllers or there is another way?
@@LaravelDaily good reply. But mostly not understanding with short you know that project where folders and files are but we are not understanding sorry to say this you are targeting very high level but not understanding the students like me seeing the small videos. Please dont mind this
I don't think I'm targeting very high level, I'm targeting people who I call "advanced juniors", but who understand the structure of general Laravel code and where folders/files should be. If I target total beginners, then my videos would be much longer, I don't want to do that. And it takes extra time to prepare some code to be well-presented on Github, to put it as repository, sorry I don't have enough time in the day.
@@LaravelDaily When running the test, AddPriceToBooksTable and AddBooksDescription migrations were failing for me because we add NOT NULL fields with no default values (SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL (SQL: alter table "books" add column "price" integer not null))
Maybe it depends on SQL settings, it worked for me for some reason. You can probably change the migrations to make the tests work, as part of your Pull Request. Thanks!
Oh god, it took me about 2-3 hours to set up the environment. It's the first time I'll take a part in the challenge and my environment was not prepared (including GIT setup, any kind of MySQL server, etc). I have green tests and I already feel like a winner even without starting a "Routes Cleanup" :D It seems that I can learn even more than just routes refactoring :D
I'm glad you will learn something more, that's the point of my challenges - the PRACTICAL learning :)
Thank you
Can we make the challenges under one list so we can get old ones easily?
Great suggestion, done: th-cam.com/video/HrVu7y3bOeQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much as always. Don't stop now, keep going!
Greetings from Málaga, Spain.
You're awesome. Thanks for all the effort.
Thanks for the extra time on this challenge, looking forward to sinking my teeth into it
Thanks, it will be interesting :)
When I decided to take part in this challenge I thought it would be quick and easy but that’s not the case at all.
One thing that I never had to deal with while working with routes is having to dump autoload on every single change. I have no idea what sorcery you did there but I will find out
Not sure about any sourcery, no one else complained over 50+ pull requests.
@@LaravelDaily don’t get me wrong, I’m not complaining. It’s just an odd behavior related to namespaces that I never had to deal with. I will let you know what it was when I figure it out
@@LaravelDaily I have figured out what was wrong here. It was related to route cache and testing.
I have disabled cache for testing and the changes made to web.php started reflecting properly on the test files.
That was a valuable lesson
Author, I have a question for you if you don't mind, I had a project where it was required to upload files up to 50MB, I put validation for file size and it worked, but when I uploaded a file of about 1 GB it didn't work due to the restriction of server and I got an error, how do you think, how can I pup up a validation message on this specific case? If I used custom PHP then it was easy to take an advantage of try-catch, but I'm unable to do it here, in Laravel. Is this a bug/gab in Laravel?
@Laravel Daily it would be better if you share your experience to us how to make and to use CI and CD for laravel. Thanks
I've done something similar here: th-cam.com/video/P-cuiTVXlck/w-d-xo.html
But generally, there are a lot of tools for CI and CD, I can't really cover everything. Maybe in the future.
Thank you very much
hii bro, I watched your most videos.
all good to learn.
i build one laravel project. it's running smooth in local server.
but in the live server, it's working well. but suddenly its get 403 forbidden.
after I clear the site catch its working well.
Tried in google but did not get.
can u help me?
Sorry it's impossible to debug this remotely "by magic" in a TH-cam comment :) The problem needs debugging, something's wrong with your permissions, or web-server settings.
Is their any way to use gates on route resources? Or we should use gates inside controllers
In real life, in route resource different methods will be assigned to different gates, so not much sense to assign gate to full resource.
But if you do want to assign one gate to full resource, then please use Route::group and middleware, and inside of that group put the resource.
@@LaravelDaily yes thats what i means, how to seperate gates if we are using resource route, should i use the gate's logic inside the controllers or there is another way?
Yes, inside the controllers.
@@LaravelDaily thanks 👍
Can we use controller@method in routes?
Yes but then change the setting in RouteServiceProvider for this.
@@LaravelDaily Okey
OMG ! Who write routes like this😆
Someone who thinks he is also a Laravel developer))))
Can you share git link for every videos
I do share links to git if I prepare them. For some small demo examples I don't prepare git projects.
@@LaravelDaily good reply. But mostly not understanding with short you know that project where folders and files are but we are not understanding sorry to say this you are targeting very high level but not understanding the students like me seeing the small videos. Please dont mind this
I don't think I'm targeting very high level, I'm targeting people who I call "advanced juniors", but who understand the structure of general Laravel code and where folders/files should be.
If I target total beginners, then my videos would be much longer, I don't want to do that.
And it takes extra time to prepare some code to be well-presented on Github, to put it as repository, sorry I don't have enough time in the day.
@@LaravelDaily good, but thanks
But yes, some i am able to understand your videos. But sometimes no. Thats okay thanks guru
all the test fail in my side
where i first test it
What is the failure error?
@@LaravelDaily When running the test, AddPriceToBooksTable and AddBooksDescription migrations were failing for me because we add NOT NULL fields with no default values (SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 Cannot add a NOT NULL column with default value NULL (SQL: alter table "books" add column "price" integer not null))
Maybe it depends on SQL settings, it worked for me for some reason. You can probably change the migrations to make the tests work, as part of your Pull Request. Thanks!
@@LaravelDaily @Ritvars Zvejnieks it happens cuz of sqlite, he wants a default value for not nullable columns
I've merged the Pull Request with the fix for this.