30 Days to Learn Laravel, Ep 25 - Queues Are Easier Than You Think

What's the solution to making a user wait and wait for an email to send behind the scenes? The answer is: use a queue. In this lesson, I'll demonstrate the entire process, while explaining the general concept in a way that anyone can understand.
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[@sergiogaleano9779]

Jeffrey I don't know how to say this better but. I own you my life man. I learn Laravel following your videos and some courses from your platform. You have changed my life, thanks. Now im teaching my colleague about Laravel from your videos again!! Keep doing it the way you are.

[@ahmad-murery]

Laravel simplified a lot of things indeed. I had to develop my own Queuing system, I was using the term "Task" instead of "Job", I used one CRON job to check my tasks table every 5 minutes (nothing critical). Thanks Jeff!

[@turalrzaxanov4373]

Thanks for powerful and funny finished lessons, Jeff !

[@mondayosere596]

Let us come together and give Mr Jeffery an award.

[@hassanalmasri3935]

Mr. Jeffrey. I have a question ⁉️ Why Laravel in 30 days ⁉️❓⁉️ Couldn't you say Laravel over the summer so we could've enjoyed such amazing, good content ❤ Love you Mr. Jeffrey. 🎉 Keep up the good work ❤

[@ripplesr5655]

lame asf.

[@aykhanalizada]

best explanation i have seen

[@itsforyou1446]

Thanks for a hilarious lesson, You are clearly explain complex topics and nuances.

[@virenkhokhar6305]

Could you please use zoom or bigger fonts in vs code.... Cause most of us are watching your videos on mobile..... Thankyou ❤

[@felixodebe927]

I posted a similar issue in one of his previous series. I hope he considers zooming in more because the tutorials are top notch