A question that may be a little silly but does these events would be replayable when time comes in ? ( in this case the time to hold item )

great video!

Nice!

thanx for explain

this is nuts! :) I need to try it in some app! Thank you and Daniel! :)

Great video! It’s cool to see more and more content about Verbs.

why can't this be done using actions instead? if we already have a bunch of actions I'd now have to move those into Verb Events instead?

Chris! This was such a chill pitch and it really resonated with me. Already wishing I would have written my last side project with Verbs. Maybe the next one!

Great one 👏

Hi Chris, what's the app you're using at 11:43?

You are good at explaining! Really nice to watch. Hopefully you will be uploading frequently in the future. You can maybe make an video about every feature of Laravel. Like when to use observers, services etc

great video!!!!

great video! thanks for this and for verbs. 🙌

great video, Chris! one day, my hair will also be this beautiful

I agree with Josh's comment - this paints a nice picture of when to fire events and the upside of event sourcing. In my experience, when I'm trying to event source a particular feature, the biggest hurdle for me has been understanding how to use the state and models to store data as well as represent that data in the UI (and then updating/interacting with that data). And in Livewire, how to make it quick/snappy with Verbs.

This helped me a lot. I still haven't fully grasped when to use state vs. just models like you showed here. But this helped me see how events can be decoupled from state. Thank you!

When you're watching a podcast, do you have thoughts come up in your head about what you would say or ask if you were part of the conversation? Does that count as an internal monologue?

I also won't use starter kits outside of the first party Laravel ones. I'm considering buying Mailcouch. A package like that, made by a trusted Laravel package creator, is something I might consider. So if your SaaS starter works like that, i.e. it's a package that I can install into my Laravel app, then I might buy it.

The JS ecosystem does have full stack solutions like AdonisJS, BlitzJS, and Redwood. It's just that not many people use them!

Why waste your time, move on from PHP and use Go.

Really great discussion. I also prefer having more tickets in the sprint than I'd probably finish. But within reason. I think a goal of finishing 80% of the tickets in a sprint is good. It's good it have a goal and a stretch goal. The biggest pain point for me with the standard agile way of doing things is the sprint retro. I don't like coming up with "what went well; what can be improved" every two weeks. Usually after the 3rd or 4th sprint with a team, there isn't much left to discuss. I think it's good to have some team every two weeks where people can raise process issues they want to improve. But people shouldn't be forced to come up with issues. And yeah, the thought of deleting the backlog also gives me anxiety 😅

Please ditch that Livewire nonsense. It's like the worst possible solution.

As someone who has worked extensively within both the PHP / Laravel and JS (React/Vue/Astro) stacks, what PHP really needs is something much like Netlify that can grab a repo, then build & deploy an app super easily and with a predictable cost. For my laravel work, I've used Forge and Envoyer, while both are terrific they're tied to another SaaS product like Digitalocean for the server instances. It would be nice to see something like Netlify that handles all of that for PHP. If there is something like that (which there may be), I haven't come across it.

i think Blade fragments / HTMX is really underrated with laravel as a frontend !